Changelog: Decryptr API / Decryptr

Breaking changes and deprecations are announced here at least 6 months ahead. See the versioning policy.

The reference now lists 71 operations. New since the first release:

News signals (Starter and above): /v1/signals, /v1/signals/{id}, /v1/signals/{id}/impact (Pro), /v1/sentiment/{asset}/news. Each signal has a headline, the source and a link to it, times, and Decryptr's own summary, tags, sentiment and coins. There is no publisher article text, and no X post text. /v1/stream/signals (Pro) streams new signals live.
Market data under /v1/market: coins, tickers, candles, funding, open interest, long and short ratios, liquidation heatmap and totals, and trending coins. It is served during a testing phase and may be restricted before general availability. The attribution and source are in each response; keep them with the data.
Social (mostly Pro): profiles, posts, replies, search for people and posts, coin posts, trending posts, communities, rooms and lists. Public accounts that have not opted out of API visibility only, never private accounts. /v1/stream/posts (Business) streams new public posts live.
Calendar: /v1/calendar (Starter) and /v1/events/{id}/calls (Pro). Attribution is in each response.
More analytics: trending topics and tags, tag volume, the Levels leaderboard and round distribution, prop firm stats, trader prop records and wallets, and the whale leaderboard.
Searches cost 5 calls plus 1 per result. Streams cost 1 call per event delivered, and connecting is free.
New key scopes: signals:read, social:read, calendar:read and stream:read.

23 October 2026: v1 is open

The API is live. Keys, plans and billing are on Your API keys. The draft notice is gone from these pages.

Person-level endpoints are live, from Pro: public calls (/v1/calls, /v1/calls/{id}), caller track records (/v1/callers, /v1/callers/{handle}), verified traders who share their record (/v1/traders, /v1/traders/batch, /v1/traders/{id}) and the leaderboard (/v1/leaderboard). They cover public accounts with API visibility on; trading records need the owner's separate opt-in.
/v1/tombstones (Starter and above, free): what to delete from your copy. Apply it within 24 hours.
The full API Terms replace the summary that was here.
Decryptr's Terms of Use and Privacy Notice were updated the same day to cover the API.

Docs published for v1, in draft. These pages described v1 as built:

Community endpoints: trending coins, call outcomes, most-called coins, caller sentiment (several assets, and per day for one), crowd lean, coin snapshots and prop firm rules.
Levels rounds and their crowd split.
Endpoints derived from Hyperliquid's public data: liquidation levels, order flow delta and footprint, funding and open interest, whale positions and whale positioning. Responses carry an attribution line.
Status and usage endpoints.
Usage-based pricing: one call is one item returned or asked for, weighted per endpoint. Hard monthly cap on every plan.
Plans from the free Developer plan to Enterprise.

At that point individual calls, callers, trader statistics and leaderboards waited for our updated terms, and news signals were not yet open.