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# Catalog V2

Catalog of available for your `api_key` data. Use the Full catalog V2 endpoints for the full list of supported by Coin Metrics data.

**Sections in this group:**

* **Full catalog v2** (31 endpoints)

**Endpoints on this page:**

* `GET /catalog-v2/asset-chains` — Available asset chains
* `GET /catalog-v2/asset-metrics` — Available asset metrics
* `GET /catalog-v2/blockchain-v2/accounts` — Available blockchain accounts assets
* `GET /catalog-v2/blockchain-v2/balance-updates` — Available blockchain balance updates assets
* `GET /catalog-v2/blockchain-v2/blocks` — Available blockchain block assets
* `GET /catalog-v2/blockchain-v2/rebasing-changes` — Available blockchain rebasing changes assets
* `GET /catalog-v2/blockchain-v2/transactions` — Available blockchain transactions assets
* `GET /catalog-v2/exchange-asset-metrics` — Available exchange-asset metrics
* `GET /catalog-v2/exchange-metrics` — Available exchange metrics
* `GET /catalog-v2/exchange-pair-metrics` — Available exchange-pair metrics
* `GET /catalog-v2/index-candles` — Available index candles
* `GET /catalog-v2/index-levels` — Available index levels
* `GET /catalog-v2/institution-metrics` — Available institution metrics
* `GET /catalog-v2/market-candles` — Available market candles
* `GET /catalog-v2/market-contract-prices` — Available market contract prices
* `GET /catalog-v2/market-funding-rates` — Available market funding rates
* `GET /catalog-v2/market-funding-rates-predicted` — Available predicted market funding rates
* `GET /catalog-v2/market-greeks` — Available market greeks
* `GET /catalog-v2/market-implied-volatility` — Available market implied volatility
* `GET /catalog-v2/market-liquidations` — Available market liquidations
* `GET /catalog-v2/market-metrics` — Available market metrics
* `GET /catalog-v2/market-openinterest` — Available market open interest
* `GET /catalog-v2/market-orderbooks` — Available market orderbooks
* `GET /catalog-v2/market-quotes` — Available market quotes
* `GET /catalog-v2/market-trades` — Available market trades
* `GET /catalog-v2/mempool-feerates` — Available mempool feerates
* `GET /catalog-v2/mining-pool-tips-summary` — Available mining pool tips summaries
* `GET /catalog-v2/pair-candles` — Available pair candles
* `GET /catalog-v2/pair-metrics` — Available pair metrics
* `GET /catalog-v2/protocol-metrics` — Available protocol metrics
* `GET /catalog-v2/transaction-tracker` — Available transaction tracker assets


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