Overview
ATH and ATL values are essential metrics for understanding a token’s price history:- ATH (All-Time High): The highest price the token has ever reached
- ATL (All-Time Low): The lowest price the token has ever reached
- Gauge how far a token is from its historical peak
- Identify potential recovery opportunities from ATL levels
- Set realistic price targets based on historical data
Basic Usage
Single Token Query
Fetch ATH/ATL for a single token using a simple GET request:JavaScript/TypeScript Implementation
Python Implementation
Multi-Chain Examples
Ethereum (ERC-20 Tokens)
Base Chain
Solana
Arbitrum
Batch Queries
Fetch ATH/ATL for multiple tokens in a single request:TypeScript Batch Example
Multi-Currency Support
Get ATH/ATL values in multiple currencies:Practical Use Cases
ATH Distance Calculator
Portfolio ATH Tracker
Supported Chains
The/token/ath endpoint supports 50+ blockchains including:
| Chain | Identifier |
|---|---|
| Solana | solana |
| Ethereum | ethereum |
| Base | base |
| Arbitrum | arbitrum |
| Polygon | polygon |
| BSC | bsc |
| Avalanche | avalanche |
| Optimism | optimistic |
For a complete list of supported chains, see our Blockchains documentation.
Error Handling
Rate Limits
- The endpoint uses 1 credit per request for GET calls
- Batch POST requests use 1 credit per token in the array
- For high-volume applications, consider using batch requests to optimize credit usage
Related Endpoints
/token/details- Full token data including ATH/ATL/token/price- Current token price only/token/ohlcv-history- Historical OHLCV data