Response Field Glossary

Interpret common ChartInspect dates, prices, valuation, supply, profit, and network fields without assuming one universal row schema.

ChartInspect combines independent data sources and chart contracts. Not every response is daily, not every endpoint returns an array, and legacy timestamp or price fields are not globally uniform. Use this glossary for meaning, then use metric discovery or the Full Endpoint Reference for the fields actually returned by one endpoint.

#Dates and Time

FieldMeaning
date, formattedDateUsually an ISO calendar date or date-time
timestamp, timeunixUnix time; 10 digits normally means seconds and 13 digits means milliseconds
block_heightUTXO-chain block height at the sample
ledger_indexXRP Ledger sequence number

Do not assume UTC midnight for sub-day, block-level, event, or snapshot data.

#Prices and Units

PatternMeaning
price, close, asset-specific *_priceUSD price field selected by that source or contract
btc_priceLegacy Bitcoin USD price name, especially on Bitcoin-oriented metrics
*_usdUS-dollar denomination
*_btc, *_eth, or another asset suffixNative-asset denomination

The generic on-chain route can expose an asset-specific price name for non-Bitcoin assets. Read the discovery field list instead of hardcoding btc_price across every chain.

#Valuation

FieldMeaning
market_cap, market_cap_usdCirculating supply multiplied by current price
realized_cap, realized_cap_usdAggregate value at the price each unit last moved
mvrv, mvrv_ratioMarket value divided by realized value
nuplNet unrealized profit minus loss as a share of market value
realized_price, cost_basisAggregate acquisition-price estimate
thermocapCumulative USD value of issued block rewards

#Supply and Cohorts

Field patternMeaning
circulating_supply*Units available in the circulating supply definition
supply_in_profit*, supply_in_loss*Supply above or below its acquisition price
sth_*, lth_*Short-term-holder and long-term-holder cohorts
active_*, vaulted_*Active and dormant supply lenses
liveliness, vaultednessCoin-time activity and dormancy ratios

Cohort thresholds and attribution methods belong to the metric contract. Do not assume every chain uses Bitcoin's exact age model.

#Profit, Loss, and Spending

FieldMeaning
sopr, asoprSpent output profit ratio, optionally adjusted
realized_profit*, realized_loss*Profit or loss crystallized by moved supply
unrealized_profit*, unrealized_loss*Mark-to-market holder profit or loss
cdd, coinblocks_destroyedAge-weighted spending activity

#Network and Mining

FieldMeaning
hash_rate, difficultyProof-of-work security and mining difficulty
fees*, total_fees*Transaction fees in the field's stated denomination
active_addresses, new_addressesSource-defined address activity counts
transaction_count, transfer_volume*Network activity and transferred value

Proof-of-stake and token assets do not expose proof-of-work fields merely because Bitcoin does.

#Distributions and Derived Fields

Snapshot endpoints such as URPD can return nested buckets or blocks rather than a scalar time series. Suffixes such as _sma, _ema, _smoothed, _positive, and _negative usually represent chart-ready derived fields. Use the base value for independent analysis unless you intentionally want ChartInspect's displayed transform.

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