Time Granularity, Freshness, And Update Cadence

Learn how growthepie uses daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, and hourly data across endpoints.

growthepie uses more than one time model. Flat exports such as fundamentals.json and export/{metric}.json are daily, while richer metric detail endpoints can include daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, and for some metrics hourly time series.

Key Facts

• Flat exports use daily rows with date formatted as YYYY-MM-DD

• Rich metric detail endpoints can expose daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, and optional hourly series

• fundamentals.json is limited to the last 90 days

• Richer endpoints expose last_updated_utc

How Freshness Works

• Use last_updated_utc when the response includes it

• Use the most recent date in a flat export when the response is a raw array

• Treat hourly series as available only when master.json.metrics.{metric}.hourly_available is true

Example

txcount is a metric with hourly availability. The rich endpoint metrics/chains/arbitrum/txcount.json includes:

• timeseries.daily

• timeseries.weekly

• timeseries.monthly

• timeseries.quarterly

• timeseries.hourly

FAQ

Is fundamentals.json full history?

No. fundamentals.json is a rolling 90-day daily export.

Where do I get full history for one metric?

Use export/{metric}.json for flat rows or metrics/chains/{origin_key}/{metric_id}.json for richer series per chain.

Related Pages

• Endpoint: fundamentals.json

• Endpoint: metrics/chains/{origin_key}/{metric_id}.json