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  • Introduction to On-chain Analysis
  • INDICATORS
    • Realised Cap
    • Realised Price
      • Understanding Realised Price
      • Realised Price: Altcoin Challenges
    • SOPR
  • WALLET SEARCH TOOL
    • Article 1: Why Smart Money Metters?
    • Article 2: How To Find Smart Money?
    • Product Guide
    • HOW-TO Tutorials
      • 🤓How to find smart traders addresses?
      • 👶How to find early investors’ addresses?
      • 🐋How to find out whether whales are buying or selling right now?
  • API
    • API Key
    • API V1
      • List of Assets
      • List of Metrics
      • Endpoints
        • Price
        • On-chain Metrics
    • API V2
      • List of Assets
      • List of Metrics
      • Endpoints
        • Price
        • On-chain Metrics
    • Address Cohorts
    • What if I don't know how to code😭
    • Support
  • NOTES
    • Migrating to a New Infrastructure
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What if I don't know how to code😭

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A guide on how to download data in CSV format without writing a line of code:

Step 1: Form a request URL.

To download data you must first form a request URL. It will look like this: URL = [endpoint]?[query parameter #1 = value #1]&[query parameter #2 = value #2]... You can find a list of all endpoints here.

Let's take an example. Suppose you want to get the SOPR hourly data from May to July 2020 for $LDO. All parameters are shown in the picture below. Then your URL will look like this:

https://api.cherry-pick.xyz/v1/metrics/sopr?api_key=[YOUR API KEY HERE]&a=ldo&r=hour&s=2021-10-01T00:00&u=2021-11-01T00:00&f=csv

Where https://api.cherry-pick.xyz/v1/metrics/sopr is SOPR endpoint, api_key is the first parameter which represents your API key. The f parameter is responsible for the format of the returned data. In our case we want the data to be returned in CSV format.

Step 2: Paste the URL into your browser and get the data.

That's all. Now you can work with the data in a way that suits you best:)