TM Grades Historical

TM Grades Historical 📊⏳

The Token Metrics TM Grade Historical endpoint provides past TM Grade insights for a given cryptocurrency over a selected date range, including the TM Grade score, 24-hour percentage change, Trader Grade change, quantitative grade, buy/sell signal, and momentum status for each date. This enables traders and investors to analyze performance trends and market behavior over time.

Datapoints:

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token_id

Token ID for identifying each cryptocurrency (e.g., the Token ID of BTC is 3375).

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token_name

The name of the crypto asset (e.g., Bitcoin).

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token_symbol

The symbol of the crypto asset (e.g., BTC).

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slug

The slug of the crypto asset (e.g., bitcoin).

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date

The timestamp of the record, representing the date for which the data is reported.

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trading_signal

The current signal value of the strategy, between bullish (1), bearish (-1) or no signal (0).

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tm_grade

A short-term trading-focused score (0–100) that combines technical, sentiment, and other market factors.

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tm_grade_signal

The buy/sell signal associated with the token’s TM Grade (e.g., Strong Buy, Buy, Neutral, Sell, Strong Sell).

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tm_grade_24h_pct_change

Percentage change in TM Grade over the last 24 hours.

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tm_trader_grade_24_h_change

Absolute change in TM Grade over the last 24 hours (used for momentum analysis).

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quant_grade

Quantitative analysis grade for the token.

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momentum

The momentum trend for the token (e.g., Momentum Surging, Gaining Momentum, Holding Steady, Losing Momentum, Momentum Crashing, No Momentum).

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token_signal_str

The string representation of the current trading signal (e.g., bullish, bearish, neutral).

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app_link

Provides direct access to the Token Metrics token details page, offering comprehensive insights into the token's performance and statistics.

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Visualize on Token Metrics Application:

Go to the Token Metrics Token Detail Page under the TM Grades section.

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Example Use Case:

The TM Grades Historical endpoint is useful for trend analysis. For example:

A trader can compare the TM Grade over the last 30 days to identify bullish or bearish periods.

Investors can track how Fundamental Grade changes over time to spot long-term improvement or deterioration in a project.

Analysts can combine momentum patterns with historical grades to refine trading strategies.