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The Networks API provides on-chain metrics and analytics for blockchain networks, enabling developers to track network activity, performance, and growth. It consists of 4 endpoints:

Datasets

The timeseries endpoints take a datasetSlug path parameter. Five datasets are available: Call List Network Metrics for the full metric list of each dataset, along with the granularities it supports.

Staking metrics

The staking dataset carries the 22 metrics below, at 1d and 1w granularity. Coverage varies by network. Networks that do not use proof of stake, such as Bitcoin and the rollups, return no staking data at all. A proof-of-stake network reports only some of the fields below, and the set differs by network. A field a network does not report returns null, so check for null rather than assuming a value is present.

Stake

nativeStakedNative and liquidStakedNative split totalStakedNative.

Rewards and yield

Validators and stakers

A field that ends in Pct is a percentage on a 0 to 100 scale, not a fraction. stakingRatePct returns 68.68 for a network with 68.68% of supply staked.The two commission rates carry no Pct suffix, because they are fractions between 0 and 1.A field that ends in Native is denominated in the network’s own token. A field that ends in Usd is the USD value of the same measure.Staking fields take no 24Hour infix, unlike most of the activity and financial metrics. Most of them are point-in-time measures rather than rolling 24 hour aggregates. netStakeFlow* and stakingRewards* are the exceptions: they cover the period of the data point, so they cover one day at 1d granularity and one week at 1w.

Throughput on the activity dataset

The activity dataset carries one further metric: