Stats Dashboard

Build a simple multi-chain stats dashboard with Blockscout PRO API

This example uses REST methods with the PRO API. See the PRO API overview for information on creating and using an API key.

See a dashboard in action in this blog post. https://www.blog.blockscout.com/build-a-multichain-dashboard-with-blockscout-pro-api/

Blockscout’s extended chain coverage and curated stats endpoints allow you to create data dashboards covering multiple chains. In this brief example, we show the calls to get supported chain ids, select the chains you want to cover, and the stats to print.

The flow is simple on purpose:

• config gives you the supported chain IDs
• chainscout makes them human-readable and lets you exclude testnets
• stats-service /lines tells you which chart names are valid
• stats-service /lines/newTxns gives you the daily tx data

Here we show the basic calls needed to retrieve stats info along with a typescript example at the end.

Additional Blockscout stats enpdoints and documentation are available at https://blockscout.github.io/swaggers/services/stats/index.html

Endpoint Summary

The following REST calls can be used to get data for a stats app:

Load Data	API CALL	Purpose
1. Get supported chains	GET https://api.blockscout.com/api/json/config	Get the list of chain IDs supported by PRO API (result.chains)
2. Resolve chain metadata	GET https://chains.blockscout.com/api/chains?chain_ids=...	Resolve chain IDs into names, slugs, and mainnet/testnet metadata
3. Discover available chart series	GET https://api.blockscout.com/{chainid}/stats-service/api/v1/lines	Discover which chart series are available for a given chain
4. Fetch daily transactions	GET https://api.blockscout.com/{chainid}/stats-service/api/v1/lines/newTxns?from=YYYY-MM-DD&to=YYYY-MM-DD&resolution=DAY	Get daily transaction counts on one chain

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Flow

1. Get supported chains

curl "https://api.blockscout.com/api/json/config"

Use result.chains as the source of supported PRO chain IDs.

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2. Resolve chain metadata

curl "https://chains.blockscout.com/api/chains?chain_ids=1,10,100"

Use the response to turn raw chain IDs into something usable in a dashboard:

• chain name
• short name / slug
• mainnet vs testnet

Example Result

{
   "1":{
      "name":"Ethereum",
      "description":"Decentralized global computing platform supporting smart contracts & P2P apps.",
      "logo":"https://blockscout-icons.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/ethereum.svg",
      "ecosystem":"Ethereum",
      "isTestnet":false,
      "layer":1,
      "rollupType":null,
      "native_currency":"ETH",
      "website":"https://ethereum.org/",
      "explorers":[
         {
            "url":"https://eth.blockscout.com/",
            "hostedBy":"blockscout"
         }
      ]
   },
   "10":{
      "name":"OP Mainnet",
      "description":"Optimism is building an equitable Internet with their Superchain infra - this is the flagship Optimism Mainnet instance.",
      "logo":"https://blockscout-icons.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/op-mainnet.svg",
      "ecosystem":[
         "Optimism",
         "Superchain"
      ],
      "isTestnet":false,
      "layer":2,
      "settlementLayerChainId":"1",
      "rollupType":"optimistic",
      "native_currency":"ETH",
      "website":"https://www.optimism.io/",
      "explorers":[
         {
            "url":"https://explorer.optimism.io/",
            "hostedBy":"blockscout"
         }
      ]
   },
   "100":{
      "name":"Gnosis",
      "description":"Gnosis Chain is a feature-rich, user-centered blockchain ecosystem.",
      "logo":"https://blockscout-icons.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/gnosis.svg",
      "ecosystem":"Gnosis",
      "isTestnet":false,
      "layer":1,
      "rollupType":null,
      "native_currency":"XDAI",
      "website":"https://docs.gnosischain.com/",
      "explorers":[
         {
            "url":"https://gnosis.blockscout.com/",
            "hostedBy":"blockscout"
         }
      ]
   }
}

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3. Discover available charts

curl "https://api.blockscout.com/1/stats-service/api/v1/lines?apikey=YOUR_KEY"

This tells you which stats charts exist for that chain (in this case chainid = 1, which is Ethereum mainnet)

For a simple dashboard, you only need newTxns, but this endpoint is useful because it also shows what else you can chart later without guessing.

Typical follow-up uses:

• daily users
• gas usage
• blocks
• fees
• other precomputed time-series exposed by the stats service

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4. Fetch daily transactions

curl "https://api.blockscout.com/1/stats-service/api/v1/lines/newTxns?from=2026-02-19&to=2026-03-19&resolution=DAY&apikey=YOUR_KEY"

This returns the daily tx time series for that chain.

Run the same request for every mainnet chain you want to include.

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TypeScript example

This script:

• fetches supported chain IDs
• resolves chain metadata
• keeps mainnets only
• fetches newTxns for the last 30 days
• prints a daily tx table for each chain

type ConfigResponse = {
  result?: {
    chains?: Array<number | string>;
  };
};

type ChainInfo = {
  id?: string | number;
  name?: string;
  shortname?: string;
  isTestnet?: boolean;
};

type ChainsResponse = {
  items?: ChainInfo[];
};

type LinePoint = {
  date?: string;
  value?: string | number;
};

type LineResponse = {
  chart_data?: LinePoint[];
};

const FROM = "2026-02-19";
const TO = "2026-03-19";

async function getJson<T>(url: string): Promise<T> {
  const res = await fetch(url);
  if (!res.ok) {
    throw new Error(`Request failed: ${res.status} ${res.statusText} for ${url}`);
  }
  return res.json() as Promise<T>;
}

async function main() {
  const config = await getJson<ConfigResponse>(
    "https://api.blockscout.com/api/json/config"
  );

  const chainIds = (config.result?.chains ?? []).map(String);
  if (!chainIds.length) {
    throw new Error("No chain IDs returned from config");
  }

  const chains = await getJson<ChainsResponse>(
    `https://chains.blockscout.com/api/chains?chain_ids=${chainIds.join(",")}`
  );

  const mainnets = (chains.items ?? []).filter((chain) => !chain.isTestnet);

  for (const chain of mainnets) {
    const chainId = String(chain.id);
    const chainName = chain.name ?? chain.shortname ?? chainId;

    const url =
      `https://api.blockscout.com/${chainId}/stats-service/api/v1/lines/newTxns` +
      `?from=${FROM}&to=${TO}&resolution=DAY`;

    try {
      const data = await getJson<LineResponse>(url);
      const rows = data.chart_data ?? [];

      if (!rows.length) continue;

      console.log(`\n=== ${chainName} (${chainId}) ===`);
      console.log("date       | daily_txs");
      console.log("-----------|----------");

      for (const row of rows) {
        const date = row.date ?? "";
        const value = row.value ?? "";
        console.log(`${date} | ${value}`);
      }
    } catch (err) {
      console.error(`Failed for ${chainName} (${chainId})`, err);
    }
  }
}

main().catch((err) => {
  console.error(err);
  process.exit(1);
});

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Result

=== Ethereum (1) ===
date       | daily_txs
-----------|----------
2026-02-19 | 1234567
2026-02-20 | 1200456
...

This can be used to:

• compare activity across mainnets
• dump results into CSV later
• feed a BI tool
• build a lightweight internal dashboard

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