Get Token List

The Get Token List API allows you to easily fetch the token listed in Klarda

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Definition

This endpoint retrieves a list of tokens based on specified filters and sorting options. It allows users to fetch detailed information about various tokens, sorted by market capitalization, and manage the results through pagination.

Query Parameters

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  1. category (string): The category of tokens to filter by (e.g., DeFi, NFT, Stablecoins, etc.). This parameter helps in narrowing down the search to specific types of tokens.
  2. sort_by (string): The field by which to sort the results. Currently, only sorting by market_cap is supported.
  3. sort_order (string): The order in which to sort the results. Acceptable values are 'asc' for ascending and 'desc' for descending. Default is 'desc' for descending order.
  4. page (int): The page number for paginated results. Default value is 1.
  5. limit (int): The maximum number of records to return per page. Default value is 10.

Response

The response will include a JSON object containing a list of tokens that match the specified criteria. Each token entry will include details such as the token's name, symbol, market capitalization, and other relevant information.

Query Params
string

String - A string array that separate by comma (","). For the list of Klarda's category, please use the endpoint klarda_getTokenCategory. Defaults to all category if not defined.

string
Defaults to market_cap

String - Specify the field by which users want the results to be sorted. Can be one of the following: "market_cap", "volume", "rank", "price", "low_24h_price", "high_24h_price", "circulating_supply", "total_supply", "dominance", "change_1h", "change_1d", "change_1w", "change_1m", and "change_1y". Default to "market_cap".

string
Defaults to desc

String - Whether to return results in ascending (asc) or descending (desc) order. Ascending order is from oldest to newest transactions, descending order is from newest to oldest. Defaults to desc.

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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