Coverage

Coverage

Overview

Coverage lists everything Coin Metrics collects, asset by asset and market by market, and marks which of it your API key can query. Go to coverage.coinmetrics.io and enter your key to see the answer for your own entitlements.

How availability is shown

Because the tables cover our entire data universe rather than your subset, a row appearing at all does not mean you can query it. The pages that settle that question carry three extra columns.

Column	What it means
Community	Free on the Community API, under the Creative Commons BY-NC license
Pro	Included in a paid Coin Metrics product
Your key	The key you entered can query this row. The heading reads No Key until you enter one

A cell holds a check when that tier grants the row and n/a when it does not. On metric pages it holds the frequency you get instead, such as 1d.

These columns appear on the market data type pages, on Atlas and Transaction Tracker, and on any page you reach by opening a single asset, exchange, or metric. The plain entity and metric lists carry identifiers, classification, and time ranges instead. Where a table tracks a time range, Min time and Max time give the first and last observations the catalog holds for that row.

Where to look things up

The sidebar groups the site into entities, market data types, and metrics. Every page can be sorted, filtered by text, paged through, and exported to CSV.

Entities

Page	Lists
Assets	Every asset we cover. Open one for its metrics, its exchanges, and the time range of each
Exchanges	Every exchange. Open one for its markets and its metrics
Markets	Every spot, futures, options, and DeFi market
Pairs	Every trading pair, independent of the venue it trades on
Exchange Assets	Each asset as traded on one specific exchange
Exchange Pairs	Each pair as traded on one specific exchange
Indexes	Index tickers, with the candle frequencies published for each
Atlas	Assets with full blockchain data from our ATLAS nodes
Transaction Tracker	Assets covered by the Transaction Tracker

Market data types

One page per data type, each listing the markets that carry it and the time range available for each.

• Trades
• Candles
• Quotes
• Order Books
• Funding Rates
• Predicted Funding Rates
• Open Interest
• Liquidations
• Greeks
• Contract Prices
• Implied Volatility

Metrics

One page per metric family, each listing the metrics with their product, category, subcategory, frequencies, and time range. Open a metric to see the entities it is published for and the availability of each. The six families differ in what that entity is.

Page	Metrics are published per	Example entity
Asset Metrics	Asset	btc
Exchange Metrics	Exchange	binance
Exchange Asset Metrics	Asset on one exchange	binance-btc
Pair Metrics	Pair, across all venues	btc-usd
Exchange Pair Metrics	Pair on one exchange	binance-btc-usdt
Market Metrics	Individual market	binance-btc-usdt-spot

Check what your key covers

1. Open coverage.coinmetrics.io.
2. Select the key icon in the sidebar, enter your API key, and select Unlock CM Pro.
3. The No Key column becomes Your key on every table.

Your key is stored in your browser, so it persists across visits until you select Sign Out in the same panel.

The answer is cached in your browser. If your entitlements changed recently, sign out and back in rather than trusting the Your key column.

Search

The search box in the header matches identifiers and names across every entity type. It matches whole words, so a partial term finds nothing unless you add an asterisk.

Query	Matches
btc	The whole word btc
btc*	Words beginning with btc
*coin	Words ending with coin
*coin*	The whole word coin. Both asterisks are stripped, so this finds no more than coin alone

Each result is labelled with its type, the list can be narrowed to one type, and a search is linkable directly as https://coverage.coinmetrics.io/search-results?query=<term>.

Exporting

Download on any table produces a CSV of every row matching the filters you have applied, not only the rows on the page in front of you.

Limits and notes

• Coverage reads the same catalog endpoints as the API, so a row here means the catalog reports data for that combination. See API Conventions for how /catalog-v2 and /catalog-all-v2 differ. That is the same split you are reading on these pages: the rows come from everything we hold, and the availability columns from what a given key can query.
• URLs without the -v2 suffix are the retired catalog v1 pages and display a phase-out warning. The sidebar's Pair Metrics link still points at one, so reach that page through Pair Metrics instead.

Related

• API Conventions: the catalog endpoints behind these pages, for checking coverage in code rather than in a browser.
• Data Downloader: download the datasets you find here as files.
• Status Page: incident and data change notifications, including for Coverage itself.