Plans
Free by the day. Tape by the hour. Desk adds minutes and files.
Every daily chart is free; Tape opens the hour inside the day, on-chain back to January 2009; Desk adds the minutes, files and an API key.
Free $0Tape $29 / monthDesk $149 / month
Free
$0 · no account
Read every daily chart.
Open any chart
Tape
$29 / month · 30 days prepaid
$290 / year · 365 days prepaid
Read inside the day, hour by hour.
Choose Tape in your accountExchange arrivals, hour by hour.The latest 24 hours in our data, hour by hour, each down to its transactions.
ⓘ proof
24 hours to Oct-23 04:54Z
10 Telegram alerts at a time, up from 2.Counted across your account once your Telegram chat is linked; press 🔔, confirm in the bot.
ⓘ proof
🔔 next to the number on 76 charts
Hourly readings in your browser. No 5-minute or 1-minute layers, no file downloads, no API key.
Desk
$149 / month · 30 days prepaid
$1,490 / year · 365 days prepaid
Read the minutes. Take the rows.
Choose Desk in your accountExchange arrivals before the block confirms them.Every exchange in our map with a transfer pending, as JSON and by API key, every 5 minutes.
ⓘ how this is measured
How early they show up was measured once, over Sep 5–12 2026 — the dated receipt is on exchange netflow.
Every exchange in our map with a transfer pending, as JSON and by API key — refreshed every 5 minutes.
Measured Sep 5–12 2026 against our own confirmed tape: one dated run, not a running number. Its counts and lead times are printed with that date on exchange netflow and come back to this card after the next run. The raw mempool is public; the exchange tagging is ours. Pending transfers are on Desk; the free page shows each closed day. Open exchange arrivals
Minute files on 11 pages.7 days at 1-minute and 30 days at 5-minute, the rows the page draws, as zip.
ⓘ proof
11 pages with minute files
No third-party archive exports.
What is inside Desk, key by key: every series with its unit, first and last date and step, before you buy.
Enterprise
Work from what we recorded.
By agreement
Scope, term and delivery agreed by email.
- Name the venue, fields and period. We check what was recorded.
- Raw capture, redistribution rights and a named contact are agreed for that scope.
No promised backfill for a period we did not record. No self-service invoice.
Email about a captureaskthetape@gmail.com
Every daily chart stays free, with its available history and no account. Hourly readings inside the day are on Tape; 5-minute and 1-minute readings, files and the API key are on Desk.
Price alarms in Telegram: two free one-shot alarms per chat at a time, set from any coin page. Nothing is set on the site; the link opens the bot.
🔔 Alerts in Telegram, free. Two at a time per chat — when a chart’s daily close crosses your level, or a coin’s price does. Press 🔔 next to the number on 76 of 111 charts: the link opens @askthetape_bot with the level filled in, and nothing is set until you confirm it there. Price alarms count toward the same two.
Tape: up to 10 at a time · Desk: up to 50 — link your Telegram chat in your account.
Open @askthetape_bot in TelegramBTC on-chain · USDT on Tron (TRC-20)
Choose the plan, 30 or 365 days, and the payment method in your account. No cards. No automatic renewal or later charge.
The plan price is in USD. Your BTC invoice fixes the amount in sats. A USDT invoice adds four identifying digits after the point: a $29 plan may ask for exactly 29.0137 USDT. Send that exact total within the invoice's hour; a different amount is not credited automatically and is checked by hand.
After payment
Your account shows the date access runs to. Renewing adds days to your remaining paid time. When it ends, the account returns to Free.
Files and limits
Eligible daily files are CSV/JSON; hourly, 5-minute and 1-minute files are CSV. About 300 files per day and 10 per minute; a whole-layer ZIP counts as one. API: 5,000 calls per day, 60 per minute; daily accounting is approximate. Check each file’s dates before choosing.
Are the windows complete?
Time windows roll in UTC. Each series shows its available dates; history may be shorter and may have gaps. Some hourly windows draw the page's own hourly lines rather than the daily view's line; the window says which. Windows are rate-limited for reading, not harvesting; there is no daily reading cap on Tape.
What does the API return?
API history is separate: hourly readings up to 30 days, 5-minute readings up to 7 days and 1-minute readings up to 48 hours, for eligible series. Deeper browser and file histories are not an API promise.
Use and redistribution
Use the files in your own work and quote them with a link. Republishing a feed or reselling our series requires an Enterprise agreement.
Crypto payments are final and not refundable. Not sure yet? Start with a 30-day pass.
As of 23 October 2026, the hourly files begin on 16 November 2025 (Realized Price), 16 November 2025 (SOPR) and 12 January 2009 (Coin Days Destroyed). Available history varies by dataset.
Keep the invoice link and check the access date in your account.
A thermometer, not a forecast. No signals, targets or investment advice. You draw the conclusion.