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May 14, 2026
New Feature

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Mempool Notifications for Bitcoin Streams

Bitcoin Streams now emit webhook notifications for unconfirmed transactions as soon as they hit the mempool — no need to wait for block inclusion.What’s new:
  • Pre-confirmation delivery — matching transactions fire a webhook the moment they are broadcast to the mempool
  • Same payload shape as a confirmed-block webhook, with sentinel fields on the block object marking the delivery as mempool:
    • block.height → "0"
    • block.hash → "mempool"
    • confirmed → false
  • vin and vout addresses both populated in mempool payloads, so a watched address triggers a match whether it is sending or receiving
  • Xpub-derived addresses fully supported
Behavior to plan around:
  • Each mempool transaction is delivered at most once per stream
  • The mempool delivery has no follow-up — the regular confirmed-block stream (confirmed: false then confirmed: true) handles in-block and reorg-safe deliveries for the same txid
  • Mempool transactions are not guaranteed to confirm — they can be replaced (RBF), evicted, or expire on low fee. Treat them as pending, not settled
Use cases: show users a pending balance the instant a tx is broadcast, trigger UX flows on payment broadcast instead of confirmation, mempool monitoring, RBF detection, fee analytics, and MEV / arbitrage signals.No new endpoint, parameter, or schema. Existing Bitcoin streams pick this up automatically — branch on block.hash === "mempool" in your webhook handler to separate mempool events from confirmed-block events. See the Mempool Notifications section for the full payload and handler patterns.Explore Bitcoin Streams →
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May 7, 2026
New Feature

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Bitcoin Streams

Moralis Streams now extends to Bitcoin mainnet. Define a stream, attach the addresses or xpubs you want to watch, and receive real-time webhook deliveries within seconds of a block being mined - no node, no polling, no missed blocks.What’s new:
  • Bitcoin mainnet support on the same Streams developer model used for EVM and Solana
  • Dual-phase notifications - matched transactions fire a webhook in the mempool (unconfirmed) and again on block confirmation, so you can mark deposits pending then confirmed from the same stream
  • All address formats supported - P2PKH (legacy 1...), P2SH (SegWit-wrapped 3...), and Bech32 native SegWit (bc1q...)
  • Xpub support - attach an extended public key and Moralis derives and monitors its addresses automatically, ideal for HD wallets
  • Automatic retries until your endpoint returns HTTP 200
Monitoring modes available at launch:
  • addresses — watch specific Bitcoin addresses
  • xpub — derive and monitor addresses from an extended public key
  • allAddresses — firehose mode: receive every Bitcoin transaction
Use cases: exchange deposit detection (mempool → confirmed lifecycle), cold wallet surveillance, mining pool payout tracking, and real-time treasury monitoring for corporate or DAO-held BTC.A few Bitcoin-specific behaviors to plan around: input address and value fields are not populated (inbound detection only), output values are BTC decimals rather than satoshis, and isCoinbase should be detected via heuristic. See the Bitcoin Streams docs for the full payload structure and processing patterns.Explore Bitcoin Streams →
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May 5, 2026
New Feature

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Solana Streams

Moralis Streams now extends to Solana mainnet. Define a stream, set filters, and receive real-time webhook deliveries the moment matching transactions land in a slot - no node, no polling, no missed slots.What’s new:
  • Solana mainnet support on the same Streams developer model used for EVM
  • Pre / post token balances included in every payload, so you can compute exact SPL token deltas without replaying instructions
  • Inner instructions included, so you can trace nested behavior across Cross-Program Invocations (CPIs) directly from the payload
  • Automatic retries until your endpoint returns HTTP 200
Filters available at launch:
  • addresses — match transactions where any accountKey in the transaction matches a watched address
  • programIds — filter to transactions invoking specific Solana programs (e.g., the SPL Token Program)
  • mintAddresses — filter to transactions involving specific SPL tokens, matched via pre / postTokenBalances
  • allAddresses — firehose mode: receive every Solana transaction
Use cases: wallet activity notifications, DEX / DeFi position monitoring by programId, SPL token transfer tracking, bot and MEV monitoring, and AI agents reacting to on-chain events as they happen.If you’ve used Streams on EVM, the developer model is identical — only the filters differ.Explore Solana Streams →
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May 5, 2026
Deprecation

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Cortex API and legacy Data API Endpoints Sunsetting

The following endpoints and APIs are now deprecated and will be removed on June 4, 2026 (30 days from today):Cortex API:
  • POST /chat — migrate to Onchain Skills, which replaces Cortex as our AI interface for Moralis data.
Discovery endpoints (/discovery/*):
  • POST /discovery/tokens
  • GET /discovery/token
  • GET /discovery/tokens/rising-liquidity
  • GET /discovery/tokens/buying-pressure
  • GET /discovery/tokens/solid-performers
  • GET /discovery/tokens/experienced-buyers
  • GET /discovery/tokens/risky-bets
  • GET /discovery/tokens/blue-chip
  • GET /discovery/tokens/top-gainers
  • GET /discovery/tokens/top-losers
  • GET /discovery/tokens/trending
Volume endpoints (/volume/*):
  • GET /volume/chains
  • GET /volume/categories
  • GET /volume/timeseries
  • GET /volume/timeseries/{categoryId}
Sniper endpoints (EVM and Solana):
  • GET /pairs/{address}/snipers (EVM)
  • GET /token/{network}/pairs/{pairAddress}/snipers (Solana)
ERC20 endpoints (EVM):
  • GET /erc20/exchange/{exchangeName}/new
  • GET /erc20/exchange/{exchangeName}/bonding
  • GET /erc20/exchange/{exchangeName}/graduated
  • GET /erc20/{tokenAddress}/bondingStatus
  • GET /erc20/{address}/stats
  • GET /erc20/{token_address}/pairs/stats — migrate to GET /tokens/{tokenAddress}/analytics
  • GET /erc20/metadata/symbols — migrate to GET /tokens/search
Market data endpoints (/market-data/*):
  • GET /market-data/erc20s/top-tokens
  • GET /market-data/erc20s/top-movers
  • GET /market-data/nfts/top-collections
  • GET /market-data/nfts/hottest-collections
  • GET /market-data/global/market-cap
  • GET /market-data/global/volume
If you rely on any of these endpoints, please migrate before June 4, 2026. Reach out to the team (via chat widget) if you need help identifying replacements.
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Apr 30, 2026
Deprecation

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Fantom Chain Sunsetting

Fantom mainnet support will be removed across all Moralis APIs on May 29, 2026. Fantom Opera testnet has already been removed as of today. The Fantom Opera network is winding down as a legacy chain, and we’re retiring our integration in line with the broader ecosystem shift.
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April 29, 2026
New Feature

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DeFi API: Now on Solana

The same three Universal DeFi API endpoints that returned EVM positions last week now return Solana positions too. No new endpoints, no schema changes - the existing calls now cover the most-used Solana protocols alongside EVM.What’s new:
  • Solana support on the same Universal DeFi endpoints used for EVM
  • 7 of the most-used Solana protocols supported at launch:
    • Jito
    • Save (formerly Solend)
    • Jupiter Lending
    • Raydium
    • Orca
    • Drift
    • Marinade
  • Unified schema: identical response shape across EVM and Solana - no client-side stitching
  • Single call: query EVM and Solana wallets through the same endpoints with the same filters
Main endpoints:Usecases: portfolio trackers, exchanges, tax tools, DeFi dashboards, and AI agents that need a unified DeFi position view across EVM and Solana in a single, consistent response.More Solana protocols are being added on a rolling basis. If you need a specific Solana protocol prioritized, reach out to the team.Explore the Solana DeFi API →
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April 22, 2026
Improvement

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DeFi API: 5,000+ Protocols, Now Multichain

We’ve significantly expanded the DeFi API (EVM) with broader protocol coverage and simpler multichain queries in a single call.What’s new:
  • 5,000+ DeFi protocols supported, covering 96% of the entire EVM DeFi market
  • Multichain queries: fetch positions from a single chain, multiple chains, or all EVM chains in one API call
  • Protocols include: Uniswap V2/V3, Aave V2/V3, Lido, Curve, Compound, MakerDAO, Pendle, Convex, Yearn, GMX, Aerodrome, Velodrome, SushiSwap, PancakeSwap, Eigenlayer, Etherfi, Rocket Pool, Spark, Morpho, and thousands more
Main endpoints:Usecases: portfolio trackers, DeFi dashboards, tax and accounting tools, and risk monitoring. Anywhere you need a unified view of a wallet’s DeFi exposure without wiring each protocol in manually.Solana DeFi support is coming soon.Explore the DeFi API →
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April 2, 2026
New Feature

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Wallet Insights

We’ve launched the Wallet Insights endpoint - a single API call that returns a comprehensive behavioral profile for any EVM wallet address.Get wallet age, activity timelines, transaction counts, transfer breakdowns (native, ERC-20, NFT), swap volume, gas spend, net flow, unique counterparties, contracts created, and more - all in one response. Each metric is also available per-chain via the includeChainBreakdown array, so you can see exactly how a wallet behaves across different networks.Explore Wallet Insights →
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Feburary 4, 2026
New Feature

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Historical Token Scores

We’ve added the ability to track Token Scores over time with a new Historical Token Score endpoint.The Historical Token Score endpoint lets you retrieve a token’s score history across different timeframes, so you can see how a token’s onchain quality has changed over time.Explore Historical Token Scores →
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December 16, 2025
New Feature

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Token Scores

We’ve launched the Moralis Token Score - a unified 0–100 rating that summarizes a token’s onchain quality in a single, easy-to-use metric.Explore Token Scores →
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November 24, 2025
New Chains

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Monad EVM Live

We’ve added Monad EVM support to both the Data APIs and the Streams API, giving you access to this next-generation, EVM-compatible Layer-1 that delivers 10,000 TPS, 0.4-second block times, 800 ms finality, and near-zero gas fees.
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October 16, 2025
New Chains

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Sei EVM Live

We’ve added Sei EVM support to both the Data APIs and the Streams API, expanding your access to this high-performance Layer 1 chain built for speed and scalability.
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September 30, 2025
New Chains

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HyperEVM Live

We’ve added HyperEVM mainnet to the Moralis Streams API. You can now listen to real-time blockchain activity on HyperEVM - perfect for notifications, indexing, and on-chain automation.