/data/token-prices-pls.jsondaily
Daily closing prices for every listed PulseChain token.
Every public, machine-readable data file BluBox serves under
/data/. These are the same files the app itself reads — nothing
here is a second copy. Each file carries its own as-of stamp inside the
JSON. Fetch them directly; no key, no account, no limit beyond good
manners. The day’s prices are also readable as a plain page at
/daily-prices.
Daily closing prices for every listed PulseChain token.
The Ethereum-side twin — HEX and the bridged pairs.
The deep half of the PulseChain price archive — closes back to the first PulseX HEX pool.
The Ethereum deep archive.
Anchored liquidity depth per measured PulseX pool.
Measured liquid-staking yields (uPLS, vPLS), annualized from a ~30-day window.
The global HEX T-Share stake ladder — where a wallet's T-Shares rank among all staker wallets.
Which historical ladder snapshots exist (the delta horizons the rank card offers).
The HEX Time Token series registry.
HTT⇆HEX ratio history per series.
Actuator farm emission and APR reads.
Actuator product-page change notices.
Public PulseChain RPC gateway health.
The validator withdrawal-address shard index — which /data/payout/<xx>.json shards exist and how many validators and addresses they cover.
The HEX contract’s own daily table for both chains: payout per day and the share pool, the figures every stake is paid from.
HEX share-rate history on both chains — what one T-Share cost in HEX on each day it changed.
uPLS and vPLS exchange-rate history (PLS per token by day) behind the liquid-staking yield line.
The ANCHOR side of the deepest PulseX pool per token, in USD — what a seller could actually take out; the thin-pool marker and the dust floor read this.
The Ethereum T-Share stake ladder — every eHEX staker’s T-Shares sorted, for the eHEX rank face.
PLS total and circulating supply with its source.
Daily BTC and ETH USD price history used by the ratio pairs.
Token burn history per tracked PulseChain token.
ACTR burned by early vault exits, event by event.
HEX and HTT-7000 side by side over time, the series behind the comparison chart.
The last trade per LPX pool inside a window of days, for the pool age strip.
PLSX buy-and-burn totals.
The 256 validator withdrawal-address shards indexed by payout-index.json — two hex characters of the address name each shard.
Questions or a file you wish existed — the Guide carries the suggestion box.
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