getNetworkBars

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Use this data for

• Network charts. Plot daily volume, trades or active traders for a chain on a dashboard or network page.
• Comparing chains over time. Call it once per network with the same range and resolution, and line the bars up by timestamp.
• Growth tracking. Follow tokensCreated, traders and stablecoinSupplyUsd day by day to see whether a chain is gaining or losing activity.

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Example

{
  getNetworkBars(
    input: {
      networkId: 1399811149
      resolution: day1
      from: 1794009600
      to: 1794182399
    }
  ) {
    networkId
    resolution
    bars {
      timestamp
      volumeUsd
      swaps
      trades
      traders
      traders24h
      tokensTraded
      tokensCreated
      chainTransactions
      liquidityUsd
      stablecoinSupplyUsd
    }
  }
}

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Usage Guidelines

• resolution is hour1 or day1. Daily bars follow UTC days.
• One request can cover at most 200 bars (about 8 days of hour1 bars, or 200 days of day1 bars). A wider range returns an OUT_OF_RANGE error. Page through longer ranges with several requests.
• timestamp is the start of the bar. A bar is returned only after its hour or day has closed, so the current hour or day is not included.
• History starts in November 2026: the first hour1 bar is 2026-11-06 19:00 UTC and the first day1 bar is 2026-11-07. Earlier ranges return no bars for that period.
• An hour or day with no recorded data has no bar, so do not assume bars are evenly spaced. An unknown networkId returns an empty bars list, not an error.
• swaps counts each pool a trade touches, so a trade routed through two pools is two swaps. trades counts that trade once. Use trades for “number of trades” charts.
• traders24h and tokensTraded24h are rolling 24-hour counts ending at the bar’s close. On day1 bars they match traders and tokensTraded.
• Nullable fields are null when Codex could not count that stat for the whole bar. traders and tokensTraded are null on bars before 2026-11-07 21:00 UTC (hourly) and 2026-11-07 (daily).
• volumeUsd, liquidityUsd and stablecoinSupplyUsd are strings. Parse them as decimals.
• See the full list of network IDs on Networks.