Crypto Charts · Cta
Explore CoinDock Market Data
Everything below is public. You can read the markets, pull the candle data, and check whether a market is real before creating an account — or without ever creating one.
Browse the markets
Last prices, 24-hour statistics, and per-pair detail. No account required.
Public market data API
No key, no account. Full reference at coindock.online/docs/api.
| Endpoint | Returns |
|---|---|
/api/v1/markets |
All trading pairs with current data |
/api/v1/markets/{symbol} |
One pair, with 24h statistics |
/api/v1/markets/{symbol}/candles |
OHLCV candles |
/api/v1/markets/{symbol}/orderbook |
Current resting depth |
/api/v1/markets/{symbol}/trades |
Recent individual trades |
/api/v1/coins |
Listed assets and their chains |
What our candles include that most do not
GET /api/v1/markets/{symbol}/candles?interval=1h
Intervals: 1m, 5m, 15m, 30m, 1h, 4h, 1d, 1w.
Alongside the usual OHLC and both volume denominations, every candle carries:
trades_count— how many trades built it. This is what distinguishes a candle summarising 3,000 trades from an identical-looking one built from four.is_closed— whether the interval has finished, so you never mistake a forming candle for a final one.
Most charting interfaces show neither, which is why so much crypto chart reading is done on data that cannot support it. See OHLC charts explained.
Check a market is real before you trade it
Three calls, no account, and they answer more than any chart:
/candles— aretrades_countvalues meaningful, or single digits?/orderbook— is there two-sided resting depth, and could you sell?/trades— is activity spread across time, or clustered in bursts?
If trade counts are tiny and the book is thin, the chart is artefact. See reading token price action.
What we do not provide
No signals, no forecasts, no recommendations. CoinDock publishes market data and education. We do not predict prices, and we publish no pattern or indicator success rates because we have not researched them.
Anything claiming to offer CoinDock trading signals is not CoinDock.
Next steps
Learning? Start with OHLC charts explained, then how to read a candlestick.
Building? The API documentation covers every public endpoint, and the market history guide covers the pitfalls of historical analysis.
Listing a token? See coin listing requirements.
Educational content. Not financial or trading advice. CoinDock publishes no signals or forecasts. Cryptocurrency trading carries risk of total loss.
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