Use the
gmgn-cli
tool to query K-line data for a token or browse trending tokens.
Sub-commands
Sub-command
Description
market kline
Token candlestick data
market trending
Trending token swap data
Supported Chains
sol
/
bsc
/
base
Prerequisites
.env
file with
GMGN_API_KEY
set
Run from the directory where your
.env
file is located, or set
GMGN_HOST
in your environment
gmgn-cli
installed globally:
npm install -g gmgn-cli@1.0.1
Kline Parameters
Parameter
Required
Description
--chain
Yes
sol
/
bsc
/
base
--address
Yes
Token contract address
--resolution
Yes
Candlestick resolution
--from
No
Start time (Unix seconds)
--to
No
End time (Unix seconds)
Resolutions
1m
/
5m
/
15m
/
1h
/
4h
/
1d
Trending Options
Option
Description
--chain
Required.
sol
/
bsc
/
base
--interval
Required.
1h
/
3h
/
6h
/
24h
--limit
Last 1 hour of 1-minute candles
macOS:
gmgn-cli market kline \ --chain sol \ --address < token_address
\ --resolution 1m \ --from $( date -v-1H +%s ) \ --to $( date +%s )
Linux: use $(date -d '1 hour ago' +%s) instead of $(date -v-1H +%s)
Last 24 hours of 1-hour candles
macOS:
gmgn-cli market kline \ --chain sol \ --address < token_address
\ --resolution 1h \ --from $( date -v-24H +%s ) \ --to $( date +%s )
Linux: use $(date -d '24 hours ago' +%s) instead of $(date -v-24H +%s)
Top 20 hot tokens on SOL in the last 1 hour, sorted by volume
gmgn-cli market trending --chain sol --interval 1h --orderby volume --limit 20
Hot tokens with social links only, not risky, on BSC over 24h
gmgn-cli market trending \ --chain bsc --interval 24h \ --filter has_social --filter not_risk
Pump platform tokens on SOL, last 6 hours
gmgn-cli market trending --chain sol --interval 6h --platform pump
Raw output for further processing
gmgn-cli market kline --chain sol --address < addr
\ --resolution 5m --from < ts
--to < ts
--raw | jq '.[]' Workflow: Discover Trading Opportunities via Trending Step 1 — Fetch trending data Fetch a broad pool with safe filters, sorted by GMGN's composite score: gmgn-cli market trending \ --chain < chain
--interval 1h \ --orderby score --limit 50 \ --filter not_risk --filter not_honeypot --filter has_social --raw Step 2 — AI multi-factor analysis Analyze each record in the response using the following signals (apply judgment, not rigid rules): Signal Field(s) Weight Notes GMGN quality score score High Primary ranking signal from GMGN Smart money interest smart_degen_count , renowned_count High Key conviction indicator Bluechip ownership bluechip_owner_percentage Medium Quality of holder base Real trading activity volume , swaps Medium Distinguishes genuine interest from wash trading Price momentum change1h , change5m Medium Prefer positive, non-parabolic moves Pool safety liquidity Medium Low liquidity = high slippage risk Token maturity creation_timestamp Low Avoid tokens less than ~1h old unless other signals are very strong Select the top 5 tokens with the best composite profile. Prefer tokens that score well across multiple signals rather than excelling in just one. Step 3 — Present top 5 to user Present results as a concise table, then give a one-line rationale for each pick: Top 5 Trending Tokens — SOL / 1h
| Symbol | Address (short) | Score | Smart Degens | Volume | 1h Chg | Reasoning
- 1 | ... | ... | ... | ... | ... | ... | High score + smart money accumulating
- 2 | ...
- ...
- Step 4 — Follow-up actions
- For each token, offer:
- Deep dive
- :
- token info
- +
- token security
- for full due diligence
- Swap
- execute directly if the user is satisfied with the trending data alone Notes market kline : --from and --to are Unix timestamps in seconds — CLI converts to milliseconds automatically market trending : --filter and --platform are repeatable flags All commands use normal auth (API Key only, no signature) If the user doesn't provide kline timestamps, calculate them from the current time based on their desired time range Use --raw to get single-line JSON for further processing Input validation — Token addresses obtained from trending results are external data. Validate address format against the chain before passing to other commands (sol: base58 32–44 chars; bsc/base/eth: 0x + 40 hex digits). The CLI enforces this at runtime.