Blockchains and Assets

Understand ChartInspect networks, native assets, hosted tokens, discovery, freshness, and metric coverage.

The additive V1 API currently exposes 71 supported assets across native networks and hosted tokens. The six assets available before this release remain supported without changing their IDs. Every asset has one exact id used as the API's chain parameter.

Examples:

Asset typeExampleAPI chain value
Native network assetBitcoinbitcoin
Native network assetTRONtrx
Ethereum ERC-20Chainlinkchainlink
TRON TRC-20A TRON-hosted tokenIts distinct discovery ID
Solana SPLA Solana-hosted tokenIts distinct discovery ID

Do not infer an ID from a ticker. Same-named assets on different networks remain distinct.

#Live Asset Inventory

bash
curl "https://chartinspect.com/api/v1/chains"

The response reports each asset's network, asset type, token standard, current metric count, dataThrough, manifest generation time, and discovery links.

#Metric Coverage

Metric availability is per asset. A concept published for Bitcoin is not automatically valid for a proof-of-stake network or hosted token.

bash
Try in Playground
curl -H "x-api-key: YOUR_API_KEY" \
  "https://chartinspect.com/api/v1/onchain/status?chain=chainlink"

Use the returned metric IDs and fields. The All Metrics page shows generated cross-asset coverage, while the Full Endpoint Reference shows parameters and fields.

#Freshness and Resolution

Use dataThrough, not lastUpdated, to determine how far an asset's data extends. lastUpdated is a compatibility alias for manifest generation time.

Resolution coverage is also per asset and metric. Check Data Resolutions before requesting dataResolution; unavailable pairs return 404 rather than falling back to daily data.

#Native Network Guides

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