Staking
Returns a list of staking operations.
Filter by any of the specified fields (sender
, or baker
).
Example: anyof.sender.baker=tz1...
will return operations where sender
OR baker
is equal to the specified value.
This parameter is useful when you need to get all operations somehow related to the account in a single request.
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Filter by baker address.
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Filter by operation kind (stake
, unstake
, finalize
, or set_parameters
).
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Filter by internal TzKT id.
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Filter by operation hash.
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Filter by operation counter.
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Filter by the domain level.
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Filter by timestamp (ISO 8601) of the operation.
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Filter by operation status (applied
, failed
, backtracked
, skipped
).
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Filter by operation sender address.
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Sorts items (asc or desc) by the specified field.
You can see what fields can be used for sorting in the response description, below.
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Specifies which or how many items should be skipped.
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Maximum number of items to return.
Specify a comma-separated list of fields to include into response or leave it undefined to get default set of fields.
This parameter accepts values of the following format: {field}{path?}{as alias?}
, so you can do deep selection
(for example, ?select=balance,token.metadata.symbol as token,...
).
Note, if you select just one field, the response will be flatten into a simple array of values.
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Comma-separated list of ticker symbols to inject historical prices into response
None