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Returns token holdings and aggregated trading stats for one or more wallet addresses. Each result includes token balance, realized P&L, buy/sell counts, and average hold period across 1d, 1w, 30d, and 1y windows. Filter by wallet address, token, network, labels, or numeric range filters. Use Get Networks to resolve the numeric networkId if needed. Supports offset-based pagination — pass offset (and optional limit) to fetch subsequent pages. See the documentation

Returns all token holdings and USD values for a wallet address on a specific blockchain network. Use this to inspect what tokens a wallet holds. Use Get Networks to resolve the numeric networkId if needed (e.g., 1 = Ethereum, 137 = Polygon). See the documentation

Returns the list of token holders with their balances and the top-10 holder concentration percentage. Use this to analyze token distribution and whale concentration. Use Get Networks to resolve the numeric networkId if needed. Supports cursor-based pagination — pass cursor from the previous response to fetch the next page. See the documentation

Returns on-chain trading events (swaps, mints, burns) for a token or pair address. Each event includes event type, USD price, timestamp, transaction hash, and maker address. Filter by event type, wallet address, price range, timestamp window, and more. Use Get Networks to resolve the numeric networkId if needed. Supports cursor-based pagination — pass the cursor from the previous response to fetch the next page. See the documentation

Fetches current price, market cap, volume, liquidity, and metadata for one or more specific tokens by contract address. Use this when you already know the token address(es) and want to look up their current data. To discover tokens by name or ranking instead, use Filter Tokens. Use Get Networks first to resolve the numeric networkId if needed. Accepts a JSON array of {address, networkId} objects — example: [{"address": "0xc02aaa39b223fe8d0a0e5c4f27ead9083c756cc2", "networkId": 1}]. See the documentation

Returns OHLCV (open, high, low, close, volume) candlestick bars for a token over a time range. Use this for price charts, trend analysis, or historical data. Use Get Networks to resolve networkId if needed. from and to are Unix timestamps in seconds (e.g., current time = Math.floor(Date.now() / 1000)). Valid resolutions: 1 (1 min), 5, 15, 30, 60 (1 hr), 240 (4 hr), 720 (12 hr), 1D, 7D. See the documentation

Returns prediction market outcomes (Polymarket, Kalshi) with current prices and implied probabilities. Filter by keyword phrase, market IDs, event IDs, protocol, status, liquidity, volume, and more. Requires a Codex Growth or Enterprise plan — returns an error on free/Starter plans. Supports offset-based pagination — pass offset (and optional limit) to fetch subsequent pages (e.g., offset: 20 with limit: 20 fetches the second page). See the documentation

Returns metadata and trading statistics for a token pair: price, volume, liquidity, and price changes across multiple timeframes. Use this to analyze DEX pair activity (e.g., Uniswap V2/V3 pools). statsType FILTERED removes wash trades for cleaner signal; UNFILTERED includes all activity. Use Get Networks to resolve the numeric networkId if needed. See the documentation

Returns all 80+ blockchain networks supported by Codex with their numeric IDs and names. Call this first to resolve networkId values required by every other Codex tool. Example: Ethereum = 1, Polygon = 137, BNB Chain = 56, Arbitrum = 42161. See the documentation

Discovers and ranks tokens by on-chain signals such as volume, trending score, liquidity, or market cap. Use this to find trending tokens, top movers, or tokens matching a search phrase. To look up a specific token by its known contract address, use Get Token Details instead. Filter to a specific network by passing a numeric networkId (e.g., 1 for Ethereum, 137 for Polygon). Use Get Networks to find numeric network IDs. See the documentation