Token transfers

Who bought and who sold a token over a period, aggregated from raw transfers.

Coverage and cadence

Cadence. Synced block by block

Per-token buyer and seller totals over a period (period, tab=bought|sold, chain) on Ethereum, BNB Chain and Base — chain=ethereum|bsc|base is a filter, not a namespace. Per-wallet transfer lists at /wallets/{address}/transactions cover Ethereum and BNB Chain only. Amount and USD fields on this route are whole tokens and plain USD (they were integers scaled by 10^6 until 2026-10-13).

Fields

Field	Type	Description
`address`	`string`	Wallet, 0x-prefixed
`bought`	`number`	Tokens received, whole tokens
`sold`	`number`	Tokens sent, whole tokens
`net_tokens`	`number`	bought − sold, whole tokens
`usd_spent`	`number`	USD value of tokens received, in USD
`usd_received`	`number`	USD value of tokens sent, in USD
`net_usd`	`number`	usd_received − usd_spent, in USD
`net_usd_raw`	`number`	net_usd rounded to cents
`chains`	`array`	Chain tags the wallet traded on, e.g. eth
`title`	`string\|null`	Known wallet title, when one exists
`addr_short`	`string`	Display form, 0xabcd...1234
`bought_fmt`	`string`	Display string of bought
`sold_fmt`	`string`	Display string of sold
`net_tokens_fmt`	`string`	Display string of \|net_tokens\|
`usd_spent_fmt`	`string`	Display string of usd_spent
`usd_received_fmt`	`string`	Display string of usd_received
`net_usd_fmt`	`string`	Display string of net_usd
`net_bar_pct`	`integer`	\|net_usd\| as a percent of the page's largest

How to get it

REST — GET /v1/onchain/tokens/{token_address}/transfers
MCP — tool token_transfers on https://vike.io/mcp.

Sample call

The call the dataset explorer builds:

cURL

curl -s "https://data.vike.io/v1/onchain/tokens/0xa0b86991c6218b36c1d19d4a2e9eb0ce3606eb48/transfers?period=24h&chain=ethereum" \
  -H "X-API-KEY: $VIKE_API_KEY"

Analytics built on it

Wallet summary & PnL — A wallet's volume, inflow, outflow and net flow per window, and a daily net-flow series.
Token screener — Tokens ranked by window volume, net inflow, holder count or smart-money inflow.