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Documentation Index

Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.0xarchive.io/llms.txt

Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

Market pages are chart-first entry points, but they still map back to 0xArchive venue families, symbol rules, API routes, exports, and data-quality checks. The live product surface for browsing data is 0xArchive Data. Market-specific pages should point to the same public taxonomy as the API portal: venue family, route family, freshness, API CTA, and data-rights boundaries.

Current Bridge

SurfaceStatusUse it for
Data explorerLiveBrowse supported market data visually
/v1/hyperliquid/instrumentsIn OpenAPIHyperliquid core instrument planning
/v1/lighter/instrumentsIn OpenAPILighter instrument planning
/v1/hyperliquid/hip3/instrumentsIn OpenAPIHIP-3 instrument planning
/v1/hyperliquid/hip4/instrumentsIn OpenAPIHIP-4 instrument and outcome-market planning

Why 0xArchive Fits

Chart-first market pages and API docs should not tell different stories. 0xArchive keeps the market-page bridge anchored to the same route families developers use: Venue Coverage, REST API, Data Quality, and the generated OpenAPI reference. That means a market page can point a builder from a visual chart to the exact API route family without inventing a separate taxonomy.

Page Selection Rule

Link a market-specific page when it has live chart data, symbol evidence, freshness context, route links, and a useful API next step. Use the Data explorer when the user needs the current browsing surface, and use the REST reference when the user needs implementation details. Do not infer HIP-3 or RWA-style coverage from category language. Symbol pages must be grounded in live API behavior and the instrument route family.

Market Bridge Packet

Use this packet when moving from a chart-first market view into developer docs or API usage.
Market-page signalRequired next step
Venue family is visibleLink the matching Venue Coverage section and REST family.
Symbol or pair is visibleConfirm it through the relevant instrument, pair, or outcome route before publishing route examples.
Freshness or outage context mattersAttach Data Quality, freshness, incident, or latency context.
The reader wants filesSend them to Data Catalog, Export Schemas, and Data Rights.
The reader wants codeSend them to REST API, OpenAPI, Examples, or SDKs.
Market-detail URLs are not exposed on the websiteLink the Data explorer and docs pages, not undeployed detail paths.

From Market Page To API

1

Start from the instrument family

Use /v1/hyperliquid/instruments, /v1/lighter/instruments, /v1/hyperliquid/hip3/instruments, or /v1/hyperliquid/hip4/instruments.
2

Attach the correct docs path

Link each chart page to the right REST family and Data Quality.
3

Use pages with enough context

A useful market page should show chart data, route support, freshness state, an API next step, and a reason the market matters.
4

Respect data-rights boundaries

Market pages can route users to API and Data Catalog workflows without implying raw redistribution rights.

Data-Rights Boundary

Market pages can show derived product views and route users into the API or Data Catalog. They should not imply raw redistribution rights for the underlying archive. Link users to Data Rights when a page introduces exports, downstream customer delivery, public downloads, or partner workflows.

Next Step

Open the live Data explorer, then use Venue Coverage and REST API to move from visual inspection to API usage.
Last modified on May 18, 2026