Get DEX Gainers By Filter

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Definition

This endpoint retrieves a list of top-gaining tokens on decentralized exchanges (DEXs) within a specified duration and blockchain network. Users can filter the results by chain ID and manage the results through pagination.

Query Parameters

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  • duration (string): The duration over which to retrieve the top gainers, such as '24H' for 24 hours.
  • chain_id (string): The identifier of the blockchain network to filter the data by, such as 'bsc' for Binance Smart Chain.
  • page (int): The page number for paginated results. Default value is 1.
  • limit (int): The maximum number of records to return per page. Default value is 10.

Response

The response will include a JSON object containing data on the top gaining tokens filtered by the specified criteria. This may include details such as token identifiers, percentage gains, and other relevant metrics.

Query Params
string
required
Defaults to 24H

String - specify the duration for which you want the data to remain relevant or accessible. Can be one of the following: "6H" and "24H" (more will be added in the future). Default to "24H"

string
required
Defaults to bsc

String - denotes the specific blockchain network from which the data has been crawled. Available values: mantle, fuse, optimism, avalanche, ethereumpow, base, oasisemerald, milkomedacardano, velas, kcc, cronos, pulechain, stepnetwork, dogechain, moonriver, moonbeam, arbitrum, fantom, bsc, iotex, harmony, ethereum, polygon. Default to "all"

int32
Defaults to 1

Int - Defines the page number of the results to be retrieved from a paginated dataset. Default to 1.

int32
Defaults to 10

Int - Defines the maximum number of items to be returned per page in a paginated dataset. Default to 10.

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