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The whole thing: the totals for the category, every rated stock with its pillars, and the coins priced against them. This is the endpoint the site itself renders from and the one the MCP server reads.
The full response is roughly a megabyte. Use slim=1 unless you need the per stock coin arrays, and stock= when you only care about one.

Query parameters

string
Narrow to one stock, by symbol or underlying ticker. AAPLx and AAPL both work.
integer
default:"100"
Cap the coin list. Maximum 1000.
boolean
slim=1 drops the per stock coin arrays. Much smaller, and usually what you want.

Response shape

string
ISO timestamp. Show it rather than implying the number is live to the second.
object
isOpen, plus nextOpen and nextClose as unix seconds.
object
The category in one object: universe, tradeable, ratings (counts per band plus unrated), byIssuer, byIssuerDepth, universeVolume24h, universeHolders, with247Feed, withPerp, and the quoted coin counts.
object[]
One entry per stock with a market: mint, symbol, name, issuer, underlying, holders, price, liquidity, volume24h, has247Feed, perpVenues, venues, pools, sharesPerToken, and rating.
object[]
Tokens priced against a tokenized stock. Not stocks. Capped by limit.
object[]
The search table: every ticker, name and mint, for building your own lookup.
Figures above were read at 19:03 UTC on 10 October 2026 and will have moved. They are here to show the shape, not as values to hardcode.

Caching

Five minutes at the edge, matching the rebuild. Access-Control-Allow-Origin: *.