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latestOpenAPI 3.0.02026-07-2224101.3 MBMarket Premium
The premium of certain symbol (e.g. gbtc) is defined as (market price of the symbol - NAV) divided by NAV where NAV (Native Asset Value) is the current value of holdings (e.g. BTC price multiplied by BTC per Share). Higher the premium indicates market bullish, which also indicates downside risk. On the other hand, lower the premium indicates market bearish, which also indicates upside risk. All Symbol market premium is calculated by taking VWAP (Volume Weighted Average Ratio) of each fund data volume (usd).
📖 Data Guide: GBTC Premium or Discount — definition, interpretation, and chart examples.
Query parameters
A stock symbol (ticker) from the table that we support. See here
Currently, we only support day.
This defines the starting time for which data will be gathered, formatted as YYYYMMDDTHHMMSS (indicating YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS, UTC time). If window=day is used, it can also be formatted as YYYYMMDD (date). If window=block is used, you can also specify the exact block height (e.g. 510000). If this field is not specified, response will include data from the earliest time.
This defines the ending time for which data will be gathered, formatted as YYYYMMDDTHHMMSS (indicating YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS, UTC time). If window=day is used, it can also be formatted as YYYYMMDD (date). If window=block is used, you can also specify the exact block height (e.g. 510000). If this field is not specified, response will include data from the latest time.
The maximum number of entries to return before the latest data point (or before to if specified). This field ranges from 1 to 100,000.
A format type about return message type. Supported formats are json, csv.
Response
Market Premium Data