Oracle Snapshots

Query historical oracle prices.

Rate limits

• Dynamic based on # of product_ids and interval.count (weight = product_ids * interval.count / 100). If no product_ids are specified, # of product_ids = 100.

  • E.g: With product_ids=[1, 2, 3, 4] and interval.count=60 you can make up to 100 requests per min or 25 requests/10 secs.

See more details in API Rate limits

Request

Oracle Price

Query oracle snapshots ordered by timestamp desc.

POST [ARCHIVE_ENDPOINT]

Body

{
    "oracle_snapshots": {
        "interval": {
          "count": 2,
          "granularity": 3600,
          "max_time": 1691083697,
        },
        "product_ids": [1, 2]
    }
}

Request Parameters

Parameter	Type	Required	Description
interval	object	Yes	Object to specify desired time period for data
interval.count	number	Yes	Number of snapshots to return, limit 100. Also limited to interval.count * # product_ids < 2000
interval.granularity	number	Yes	Granularity value in seconds
interval.max_time	number / string	No	When providing max_time (unix epoch in seconds), only return snapshots with timestamp <= max_time. If no value is entered, max_time defaults to the current time.
product_ids	number[]	No	list of product ids to fetch snapshots for, defaults to all products

Response

Note: Returns a map of product_id -> oracle_price

{
    "snapshots": [
        {
            "timestamp": 1750947789,
            "oracle_prices": {
                "1": "107070085854928675234384",
                "2": "107142264360834928244199",
                "3": "2429504824306351505279",
                "4": "2432555704353591678775"
            }
        },
        {
            "timestamp": 1750946389,
            "oracle_prices": {
                "3": "2429308011631032156662",
                "1": "106963557680819440289916",
                "2": "106954360458642468300594",
                "4": "2432317727821684993445"
            }
        }
    ]
}