About UpDown Charts

Last updated: September 2026

UpDown Charts is a real-time charting and data service for Polymarket UP/DOWN markets. Polymarket shows you the current order book; it does not show you what the underlying price was doing tick by tick against the price to beat, and it does not keep that history in a form you can query. We record it and keep it.

What we cover

28 markets: seven assets — Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, XRP, Dogecoin, BNB and Hyperliquid — each on 5-minute, 15-minute, 1-hour and 4-hour windows. You can browse all markets for live prices and epoch history.

Every market is recorded from five pooled sources: Binance, Pyth Hermes (no data since 2026-08-26), Chainlink, the Polymarket CLOB order book, and the price-to-beat endpoint. Tick-level data is retained for 90 days, and every epoch carries its price to beat, close, outcome and final volume. HYPE's Binance and Chainlink series start on 2026-09-24, so older HYPE windows show fewer series.

How resolution works

A market resolves on price alone: if the close is at or above the open (the price to beat) it resolves UP, so an exact tie resolves UP; only a close below the open resolves DOWN. We record the outcome Polymarket settled — see what a Polymarket up or down market is for the full mechanics.

Programmatic access

Premium accounts get a REST API and a hosted MCP server over the same data set: the market catalog, paginated epoch history, full tick series per epoch, and a live snapshot per market. Keys are udc_ Bearer tokens, rate limited to 100 requests per minute and 50,000 per day. The API and MCP reference documents every endpoint, parameter and field. Plan details are on pricing.

Contact

UpDown Charts is built and operated by Nexus Oriented.

Email support@updowncharts.com for anything to do with your account, billing or the data. For refund requests, send your payment reference (order ID or transaction hash) and a wallet address; eligible refunds are typically processed within 7 business days of the request being confirmed, as set out in the refund policy.