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Definition

Blockchain tokens are digital assets that are created and managed on a blockchain like Ethereum. They can be thought of as units of value that are stored and transferred on a particular blockchain. Tokens can be used for a variety of purposes, such as representing assets or rights (like NFTs), enabling access to a network or service, or functioning as a medium of exchange. Tokens are created and managed through the use of smart contracts on the blockchain, which are self-executing contracts with the terms of the agreement between buyer and seller being directly written into the code itself. The tokens can be stored in a digital wallet, and their transfer and ownership can be tracked on the blockchain ledger.

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Details

Amberdata provides a wide array of token data, including:
  • Token Information: Comprehensive token information for various tokens, including token name, symbol, contract address, decimals, total supply, circulating supply, and more.
  • Token Transfers: Data on all token transfer,s including the sender, receiver, amount, transaction hash, and timestamp.
  • Token Holders: Information on token holders, including the number of holders, their addresses, and the number of tokens held by each address.
  • Token Analytics: Token analytics data such as price, volume, market cap, trading volume, and more.

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API Endpoints

/blockchains/addresses/{address}/portfolio /blockchains/addresses/{hash}/balances /blockchains/addresses/{hash}/token-balances/latest /blockchains/addresses/{hash}/token-balances/historical /blockchains/addresses/{hash}/token-transfers /blockchains/tokens/{hash}/transfers /blockchains/tokens/{hash}/holders/latest /blockchains/tokens/rankings /blockchains/tokens/metrics/{symbol}/historical /blockchains/tokens/{hash}/supplies/historical /blockchains/tokens/{hash}/transfers

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Availability

Amberdata’s Token endpoints, available across various On-Chain namespaces, can be accessed via REST API, WebSockets, or JSON RPC. A comprehensive list of supported blockchain networks is provided in the API documentation.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does the data include the most recent and historical token data?
  • Yes. Depending on the specific endpoint, Amberdata provides both the latest token data (reflecting the most recent block) and historical data extending back to the genesis block for most supported chains.