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Dune API

Dune API is tracked as an on-chain state and market data source for Ethereum and multichain coverage. Queryable crypto analytics platform and API for community and team-authored blockchain datasets

Coming soonNeeds re-verification
On-chain stateMarket dataEthereumMultichain
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Decision guide

Use it when

Analytics datasets from community or team queries

Check first

Low-latency RPC endpoint access

PubFi status

Needs re-verification

The editorial profile remains useful, but its public evidence is degraded. Reverify upstream docs and commercial terms; use the live Registry and runtime OpenAPI for PubFi execution decisions.

Key facts

Auth
API key
Pricing
Freemium
Agent actionability
Editorial revalidation required; runtime status separate
PubFi gateway
Live Registry unavailable
Last verified

Provider-sourced facts

Primary coverage
Queryable crypto analytics datasets authored by community and team workflows Source
Fixture coverage
On-chain state and market data coverage for Ethereum and multichain fixture targets Source

Best fit and tradeoffs

Best for

  • Analytics datasets from community or team queries
  • Research workflows that need reusable query outputs
  • They need API access to authored blockchain analytics queries.
  • They want to turn Dune datasets or dashboards into programmatic data feeds.
  • They are comparing custom analytics workflows against Bitquery, The Graph, or fixed endpoint APIs.

Watchouts

  • Low-latency RPC endpoint access
  • Webhook delivery workflows
  • Dune depends on query authorship and dataset design, so it is not a simple drop-in source for every on-chain read.
  • Free and paid endpoint limits differ by low- and high-limit classes and should be cited carefully.
  • Teams should verify query freshness and ownership before treating a result as production input.

Why teams choose it

Dune API exposes queryable crypto analytics datasets authored through community and team workflows. Discovery tracks it as Ethereum and multichain on-chain-state coverage with market-data category links.

Dune API is strongest when a team wants to operationalize analytics queries rather than consume a fixed provider dataset. That makes it powerful for custom dashboards and research-backed signals, but less direct than a purpose-built wallet, market-price, or RPC API.

What it can cover

Dune API on-chain state coverage

Current
Category
On-chain state
Public status
Requested
Auth requirement
API key
Access review
Free Requires Auth
Coverage
Ethereum, Multichain
Output contracts
Chain State Record

Dune API market data coverage

Current
Category
Market data
Public status
Requested
Auth requirement
API key
Access review
Free Requires Auth
Coverage
Ethereum, Multichain
Output contracts
Market Data Snapshot

Quick start

GETEndpoint path not listed
Style
REST
Language
HTTP
Method
GET
Path
Not listed
Requires auth
Yes
Provider docs
Documentation

PubFi gateway

Live Registry unavailable

PubFi could not verify the active signed Registry generation. Checked-in Discovery content is not execution authority, so this page fails closed instead of inferring a gateway route.

Runtime status
registry_unavailable
Active capabilities
0
PubFi auth headers
Authorization: Bearer <PubFi API key> or X-PubFi-Api-Key: <PubFi API key>
Typed contract
Runtime OpenAPI
  • Retry the live Registry view or inspect the runtime OpenAPI before execution.
  • Do not infer availability from provider documentation, product copy, or repository data.

Reference details

Access

Auth methods
API key
Pricing model
Freemium
Free tier
Free API plan has documented low- and high-limit endpoint rate limits.
Starting price
Endpoint-class and plan-specific API limits: Official docs publish API rate limits and credit dimensions, not one paid limit
Free rate limit
Free API low-limit 15 rpm and high-limit 40 rpm
Paid rate limit
Plus API low-limit 70 rpm and high-limit 200 rpm; Enterprise 350+ low-limit and 1000+ high-limit rpm

Data shape

Data types
Query Results, On Chain Analytics, Market Metrics
Protocols
REST
REST support
Yes
GraphQL support
Not listed
WebSocket support
Not listed
Streaming support
Not listed
Webhook support
Not listed
Feature flags
Not listed
SDKs
Not listed

Public evidence

Documentation
Provider docs
Status page
Provider status
Source coverage status
Degraded
Editorial posture
Needs re-verification

Implementation notes

Freshness

High

Check query refresh behavior and ownership before using Dune API output in agent or production workflows.

Rate limits

Medium

Keep low-limit and high-limit API quotas separate when describing free, plus, or enterprise usage.

Schema

Medium

Document query output schema explicitly because it can vary by authored query rather than by provider-wide endpoint.

Use cases

  • Read curated analytics query outputs through an API
  • Compare analytics-backed data coverage for product research

Comparison snapshot

Dune API is a better fit than Covalent or Moralis when the source of value is an authored analytics query. Bitquery and The Graph are closer alternatives when query flexibility or indexed application data is central.

PubFi friction relief

Query Freshness

Source friction
The fixture identifies Dune as queryable crypto analytics datasets rather than fixed endpoint data.
PubFi relief
Discovery highlights Dune as analytics-query infrastructure and keeps editorial freshness separate from the live Registry that governs PubFi execution.

FAQ

What is Dune API used for?

Dune API is a candidate source for queryable crypto analytics datasets and dashboard-backed data workflows.