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Coin Data by ID

This endpoint allows you to query all the metadata (image, websites, socials, description, contract address, etc.) and market data (price, ATH, exchange tickers, etc.) of a coin from the CoinGecko coin page based on a particular coin ID

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Notice

  • Please note that the twitter_followers data field will no longer be supported by our API starting on May 15, 2025. Please refer to changelog for more details.
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Tips

  • You may obtain the coin id (API ID) via several ways:
    • refers to respective coin page and find "API ID".
    • refers to /coins/list endpoint.
    • refers to Google Sheets here.
  • You may also flag to include more data such as tickers, market data, community data, developer data and sparkline.
  • You may refer to last_updated in the endpoint response to check whether the price is stale.
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Notes

  • Tickers are limited to 100 items, to get more tickers, please go to /coins/{id}/tickers.
  • Coin descriptions may include newline characters represented as \r\n (escape sequences), which may require processing for proper formatting.
  • When dex_pair_format=symbol, the DEX pair base and target are displayed in symbol format (e.g. WETH, USDC) instead of as contract addresses.
  • Cache/Update Frequency:
    • Every 60 seconds for all the API plans.
    • Community data for Telegram will be updated on weekly basis (Reddit & Twitter community data are no longer supported).
Path Params
string
required

coin ID
*refers to /coins/list.

Query Params
boolean

include all the localized languages in the response, default: true

boolean

include tickers data, default: true

boolean

include market data, default: true

boolean

include community data, default: true

boolean

include developer data, default: true

boolean

include sparkline 7 days data, default: false

string
enum

set to symbol to display DEX pair base and target as symbols, default: contract_address

Allowed:
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