New APIs: Blockchain Market Metrics and Wallet Tags Tracker Details

Birdeye Data has released two new APIs that connect Solana-wide market activity with the individual wallets behind token trading.

The Blockchain Market Metrics API provides a daily view of trading volume, trade count, active trading tokens, and stablecoin market capitalization across Solana. The Wallet Tags Tracker Details API then lets developers drill into token-level time buckets and identify which tagged wallets bought or sold.

Together, the endpoints give AI agents, trading terminals, wallets, analytics platforms, and monitoring systems a clearer path from detecting market activity to understanding the actors behind it.

What’s New?

Track Solana Market Activity

The Blockchain Market Metrics endpoint uses GET /market/v1/blockchain-metrics to return blockchain-level market data in daily time buckets.

Each bucket includes:

• volume_usd: Total trading volume in USD during the day
• trade_count: Total number of trades during the day
• active_trading_tokens: Number of tokens with at least one trade
• stable_coin_market_cap: Total Solana stablecoin market capitalization at the end of the day
• unix_time: UTC timestamp marking the beginning of the bucket

Trading volume, trade count, and active-token data are available from January 1, 2022. Stablecoin market capitalization data are available from May 22, 2025.

Developers can anchor results to a reference Unix timestamp, move backward or forward through time, and return up to 10 daily records per request.

Drill Down to Individual Tagged Wallets

The Wallet Tags Tracker Details endpoint uses GET /token/v1/wallet-tags-tracker/details to show the individual tagged wallets active in each token time bucket.

Each wallet row can include:

• Wallet address and associated tags
• Token buy and sell volume
• Buy and sell volume in USD
• Buy and sell transaction counts
• Top-10-holder status when requested

This turns a summary-level volume spike into a wallet-level view of who participated. Builders can investigate activity from developers, snipers, bundlers, insiders, and smart traders, or follow a known list of wallet addresses across time.

Filter the Wallet-Level Signal

The endpoint requires a Solana token mint, a starting Unix timestamp, and a time frame. The end time is optional and defaults to the current time.

Developers can use:

• tags to focus on selected wallet cohorts
• wallets to track a specific list of up to 50 addresses
• min_volume_usd to remove low-volume wallet activity
• top_10_holder=true to return wallets from the token’s top-10-holder set and flag them with is_top_10_holder
• limit_wallet to control the number of wallet rows returned per bucket, up to 50
• limit_bucket to control the number of buckets returned, up to 300

The API supports second, minute, hour, daily, weekly, and monthly buckets. Maximum query ranges depend on the selected time frame: second intervals support up to 30 days, minute intervals up to 60 days, hour intervals up to 90 days, and daily, weekly, or monthly intervals up to 365 days.

When additional buckets are available, applications can pass next_time_from back as time_from to continue forward.

From Market Detection to Wallet Attribution

The two APIs support a natural investigation flow.

Start with blockchain-level metrics to identify changes in Solana trading volume, trade frequency, active-token participation, or stablecoin market capitalization. Then use the wallet-level details endpoint to inspect a relevant token and time window.

This allows applications to move from questions such as “Did Solana activity increase?” to “Which tagged wallets drove this token move?” without building separate market and wallet-behavior pipelines.

Solana Market and Wallet Analytics Use Cases

• Equip AI agents: Give agents chain-level context for market screening and wallet-level detail for follow-up investigation.
• Enhance trading terminals: Combine Solana market activity with the wallets buying and selling inside a selected token window.
• Build market dashboards: Track daily volume, trade count, active tokens, and stablecoin market capitalization.
• Power wallet alerts: Trigger notifications when tagged wallets or selected addresses become active in a token.
• Investigate token launches: Identify which developers, snipers, bundlers, insiders, smart traders, or top holders drove each phase.
• Filter market noise: Use minimum USD volume and wallet filters to focus on activity relevant to a trading or research workflow.
• Create post-trade analysis: Connect market conditions with the individual wallets active during notable token moves.

Availability and Limitations

Both APIs currently support Solana and are available on Lite, Starter, Premium, Business, and Enterprise packages.

Blockchain Market Metrics currently returns daily data and up to 10 records per request.

Wallet Tags Tracker Details supports up to 50 wallet filters, 50 wallet rows per bucket, and 300 buckets per request. Some highly held or high-cost tokens, including wSOL, USDC, USDT, and BONK, are not supported.

Start Building

Build AI agents, trading terminals, wallets, market dashboards, token research tools, and wallet-level monitoring systems with Birdeye Data.

To get started, visit the Birdeye Data Dashboard or explore the Blockchain Market Metrics and Wallet Tags Tracker Details APIs.

About Birdeye Data

Birdeye Data is a high-performance data provider that delivers real-time, accurate, and comprehensive on-chain data across tokens, wallets, trades, and protocols on Solana, Sui and major EVM chains. From fast-moving startups to global leaders like Phantom, Raydium, Coinbase, and Bybit, Birdeye Data powers teams of all sizes with the data they need to build and scale confidently.

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