Python client for the DeFiStream API

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DeFiStream Python Client

Official Python client for the DeFiStream API.

Getting an API Key

To use the DeFiStream API, you need to sign up for an account at defistream.dev to obtain your API key.

Installation

pip install defistream

This includes pandas and pyarrow by default for DataFrame support.

With polars support (in addition to pandas):

pip install defistream[polars]

Quick Start

from defistream import DeFiStream

# Initialize client (reads DEFISTREAM_API_KEY from environment if not provided)
client = DeFiStream()

# Or with explicit API key
client = DeFiStream(api_key="dsk_your_api_key")

# Query ERC20 transfers using builder pattern
df = (
    client.erc20.transfers("USDT")
    .network("ETH")
    .block_range(21000000, 21010000)
    .as_df()
)

print(df.head())

Features

Builder pattern: Fluent query API with chainable methods
Aggregate queries: Bucket events into time or block intervals with summary statistics
Type-safe: Full type hints and Pydantic models
Multiple formats: DataFrame (pandas/polars), CSV, Parquet, JSON
Async support: Native async/await with AsyncDeFiStream
All protocols: ERC20, AAVE, Uniswap, Lido, Stader, Threshold, Native tokens

Supported Protocols

Protocol	Events
ERC20	`transfers`
Native Token	`transfers`
AAVE V3	`deposits`, `withdrawals`, `borrows`, `repays`, `flashloans`, `liquidations`
Uniswap V3	`swaps`, `deposits`, `withdrawals`, `collects`
Lido	`deposits`, `withdrawal_requests`, `withdrawals_claimed`, `l2_deposits`, `l2_withdrawal_requests`
Stader	`deposits`, `withdrawal_requests`, `withdrawals`
Threshold	`deposit_requests`, `deposits`, `withdrawal_requests`, `withdrawals`

Usage Examples

Builder Pattern

The client uses a fluent builder pattern. The query is only executed when you call a terminal method like as_df(), as_file(), or as_dict().

from defistream import DeFiStream

client = DeFiStream()

# Build query step by step
query = client.erc20.transfers("USDT")
query = query.network("ETH")
query = query.block_range(21000000, 21010000)
query = query.min_amount(1000)

# Execute and get DataFrame
df = query.as_df()

# Or chain everything
df = (
    client.erc20.transfers("USDT")
    .network("ETH")
    .block_range(21000000, 21010000)
    .min_amount(1000)
    .as_df()
)

ERC20 Transfers

# Get USDT transfers over 10,000 USDT
df = (
    client.erc20.transfers("USDT")
    .network("ETH")
    .block_range(21000000, 21010000)
    .min_amount(10000)
    .as_df()
)

# Query multiple tokens at once (known symbols only, not contract addresses)
df = (
    client.erc20.transfers("USDT", "USDC", "DAI")
    .network("ETH")
    .block_range(21000000, 21010000)
    .as_df()
)

# Or set multiple tokens via chain method
df = (
    client.erc20.transfers()
    .token("USDT", "USDC")
    .network("ETH")
    .block_range(21000000, 21010000)
    .as_df()
)

# Filter by sender
df = (
    client.erc20.transfers("USDT")
    .network("ETH")
    .block_range(21000000, 21010000)
    .sender("0x28c6c06298d514db089934071355e5743bf21d60")
    .as_df()
)

AAVE Events

# Get deposits
df = (
    client.aave_v3.deposits()
    .network("ETH")
    .block_range(21000000, 21010000)
    .as_df()
)

# Use a specific market type on ETH (Core, Prime, or EtherFi)
df = (
    client.aave_v3.deposits()
    .network("ETH")
    .block_range(21000000, 21010000)
    .eth_market_type("Prime")
    .as_df()
)

Uniswap Swaps

# Get swaps for WETH/USDC pool with 0.05% fee tier
df = (
    client.uniswap_v3.swaps("WETH", "USDC", 500)
    .network("ETH")
    .block_range(21000000, 21010000)
    .as_df()
)

# Or build with chain methods
df = (
    client.uniswap_v3.swaps()
    .symbol0("WETH")
    .symbol1("USDC")
    .fee(500)
    .network("ETH")
    .block_range(21000000, 21010000)
    .as_df()
)

Native Token Transfers

# Get ETH transfers >= 1 ETH
df = (
    client.native_token.transfers()
    .network("ETH")
    .block_range(21000000, 21010000)
    .min_amount(1.0)
    .as_df()
)

Label & Category Filters

# Get USDT transfers involving Binance wallets
df = (
    client.erc20.transfers("USDT")
    .network("ETH")
    .block_range(21000000, 21010000)
    .involving_label("Binance")
    .as_df()
)

# Get USDT transfers FROM exchanges TO DeFi protocols
df = (
    client.erc20.transfers("USDT")
    .network("ETH")
    .block_range(21000000, 21010000)
    .sender_category("exchange")
    .receiver_category("defi")
    .as_df()
)

# Get AAVE deposits involving exchange addresses
df = (
    client.aave_v3.deposits()
    .network("ETH")
    .block_range(21000000, 21010000)
    .involving_category("exchange")
    .as_df()
)

# Get native ETH transfers FROM Binance or Coinbase (multi-value)
df = (
    client.native_token.transfers()
    .network("ETH")
    .block_range(21000000, 21010000)
    .sender_label("Binance,Coinbase")
    .as_df()
)

Aggregate Queries

Use .aggregate() to bucket raw events into time or block intervals with summary statistics. All existing filters work before .aggregate() is called.

# Aggregate USDT transfers into 2-hour buckets
df = (
    client.erc20.transfers("USDT")
    .network("ETH")
    .block_range(21000000, 21100000)
    .aggregate(group_by="time", period="2h")
    .as_df()
)

# Aggregate by block intervals
df = (
    client.erc20.transfers("USDT")
    .network("ETH")
    .block_range(21000000, 21100000)
    .aggregate(group_by="block", period="100b")
    .as_df()
)

# Combine with filters — large transfers from exchanges, bucketed hourly
df = (
    client.erc20.transfers("USDT")
    .network("ETH")
    .block_range(21000000, 21100000)
    .sender_category("exchange")
    .min_amount(10000)
    .aggregate(group_by="time", period="1h")
    .as_df()
)

# Aggregate Uniswap swaps
df = (
    client.uniswap_v3.swaps("WETH", "USDC", 500)
    .network("ETH")
    .block_range(21000000, 21100000)
    .aggregate(group_by="time", period="1h")
    .as_df()
)

You can also discover what aggregate fields are available for a protocol:

schema = client.aggregate_schema("erc20")
print(schema)

Verbose Mode

By default, responses omit metadata fields to reduce payload size. Use .verbose() to include all fields:

# Default: compact response (no tx_hash, tx_id, log_index, network, name)
df = (
    client.erc20.transfers("USDT")
    .network("ETH")
    .block_range(21000000, 21010000)
    .as_df()
)

# Verbose: includes all metadata fields
df = (
    client.erc20.transfers("USDT")
    .network("ETH")
    .block_range(21000000, 21010000)
    .verbose()
    .as_df()
)

Value Enrichment

Use .with_value() to enrich events with USD value data. This adds a value_usd (amount × price) column to individual events. On aggregate endpoints, it produces an agg_value_usd (sum) column.

Supported protocols: AAVE, Uniswap, Lido, Stader, ERC20, Native Token.

# Individual events with value data
df = (
    client.aave_v3.deposits()
    .network("ETH")
    .block_range(21000000, 21010000)
    .with_value()
    .as_df()
)
# df now includes 'value_usd' column

# Aggregate with value — adds agg_value_usd column
df = (
    client.aave_v3.deposits()
    .network("ETH")
    .block_range(21000000, 21100000)
    .with_value()
    .aggregate(group_by="time", period="2h")
    .as_df()
)
# df now includes 'agg_value_usd' column

Return as DataFrame

# As pandas DataFrame (default)
df = (
    client.erc20.transfers("USDT")
    .network("ETH")
    .block_range(21000000, 21010000)
    .as_df()
)

# As polars DataFrame
df = (
    client.erc20.transfers("USDT")
    .network("ETH")
    .block_range(21000000, 21010000)
    .as_df("polars")
)

Save to File

Format is automatically determined by file extension:

# Save as Parquet (recommended for large datasets)
(
    client.erc20.transfers("USDT")
    .network("ETH")
    .block_range(21000000, 21100000)
    .as_file("transfers.parquet")
)

# Save as CSV
(
    client.erc20.transfers("USDT")
    .network("ETH")
    .block_range(21000000, 21100000)
    .as_file("transfers.csv")
)

# Save as JSON
(
    client.erc20.transfers("USDT")
    .network("ETH")
    .block_range(21000000, 21010000)
    .as_file("transfers.json")
)

Get Download Link

Get a shareable download link instead of the data directly. Useful for passing to other tools or libraries:

from defistream import DeFiStream

client = DeFiStream()

# Get a download link (CSV format by default)
link_info = (
    client.erc20.transfers("USDT")
    .network("ETH")
    .block_range(21000000, 21100000)
    .as_link()
)

print(link_info.filename)  # erc20_transfer_ETH_21000000_21100000.csv
print(link_info.link)      # https://dl.defistream.dev/dh/abc123/...
print(link_info.expiry)    # 2026-02-03 15:30:00
print(link_info.size)      # 1.29 MB

# Get as Parquet link
link_info = (
    client.erc20.transfers("USDT")
    .network("ETH")
    .block_range(21000000, 21100000)
    .as_link(format="parquet")
)

# Use with polars (reads directly from URL)
import polars as pl
df = pl.read_parquet(link_info.link)

# Use with pandas
import pandas as pd
df = pd.read_parquet(link_info.link)

Note: Links expire after 1 hour. The as_link() method only supports csv and parquet formats.

Return as Dictionary (JSON)

For small queries, you can get results as a list of dictionaries:

transfers = (
    client.erc20.transfers("USDT")
    .network("ETH")
    .block_range(21000000, 21010000)
    .as_dict()
)

for transfer in transfers:
    print(f"{transfer['sender']} -> {transfer['receiver']}: {transfer['amount']}")

Note: as_dict() and as_file("*.json") use JSON format which has a 10,000 block limit. For larger block ranges, use as_df() or as_file() with .parquet or .csv extensions, which have no block limit.

Context Manager

Both sync and async clients support context managers to automatically close connections:

# Sync
with DeFiStream() as client:
    df = (
        client.erc20.transfers("USDT")
        .network("ETH")
        .block_range(21000000, 21010000)
        .as_df()
    )

Async Usage

import asyncio
from defistream import AsyncDeFiStream

async def main():
    async with AsyncDeFiStream() as client:
        df = await (
            client.erc20.transfers("USDT")
            .network("ETH")
            .block_range(21000000, 21010000)
            .as_df()
        )
        print(f"Found {len(df)} transfers")

asyncio.run(main())

List Available Decoders

client = DeFiStream()
decoders = client.decoders()
print(decoders)  # ['native_token', 'erc20', 'aave_v3', 'uniswap_v3', 'lido', 'stader', 'threshold']

Configuration

Environment Variables

export DEFISTREAM_API_KEY=dsk_your_api_key
export DEFISTREAM_BASE_URL=https://api.defistream.dev/v1  # optional

from defistream import DeFiStream

# API key from environment
client = DeFiStream()

# Or explicit
client = DeFiStream(api_key="dsk_...", base_url="https://api.defistream.dev/v1")

Timeout and Retries

client = DeFiStream(
    api_key="dsk_...",
    timeout=60.0,  # seconds
    max_retries=3
)

Error Handling

from defistream import DeFiStream
from defistream.exceptions import (
    DeFiStreamError,
    AuthenticationError,
    QuotaExceededError,
    RateLimitError,
    ValidationError
)

client = DeFiStream()

try:
    df = (
        client.erc20.transfers("USDT")
        .network("ETH")
        .block_range(21000000, 21010000)
        .as_df()
    )
except AuthenticationError:
    print("Invalid API key")
except QuotaExceededError as e:
    print(f"Quota exceeded. Remaining: {e.remaining}")
except RateLimitError as e:
    print(f"Rate limited. Retry after: {e.retry_after}s")
except ValidationError as e:
    print(f"Invalid request: {e.message}")
except DeFiStreamError as e:
    print(f"API error: {e}")

Response Headers

Access rate limit and quota information:

df = (
    client.erc20.transfers("USDT")
    .network("ETH")
    .block_range(21000000, 21010000)
    .as_df()
)

# Access response metadata
print(f"Rate limit: {client.last_response.rate_limit}")
print(f"Remaining quota: {client.last_response.quota_remaining}")
print(f"Request cost: {client.last_response.request_cost}")

Builder Methods Reference

Common Methods (all protocols)

Method	Description
`.network(net)`	Set network (ETH, ARB, BASE, OP, POLYGON, etc.)
`.start_block(n)`	Set starting block number
`.end_block(n)`	Set ending block number
`.block_range(start, end)`	Set both start and end blocks
`.start_time(ts)`	Set starting time (ISO format or Unix timestamp)
`.end_time(ts)`	Set ending time (ISO format or Unix timestamp)
`.time_range(start, end)`	Set both start and end times
`.verbose()`	Include all metadata fields
`.with_value()`	Enrich events with USD value data (`value_usd` column)

Protocol-Specific Parameters

Method	Protocols	Description
`.token(*symbols)`	ERC20	Token symbol(s) (USDT, USDC) or contract address. Accepts multiple known symbols for multi-token queries (multi-value).
`.sender(*addrs)`	ERC20, Native	Filter by sender address (multi-value)
`.receiver(*addrs)`	ERC20, Native	Filter by receiver address (multi-value)
`.involving(*addrs)`	All	Filter by any involved address (multi-value)
`.from_address(*addrs)`	ERC20, Native	Alias for `.sender()`
`.to_address(*addrs)`	ERC20, Native	Alias for `.receiver()`
`.min_amount(amt)`	ERC20, Native	Minimum transfer amount
`.max_amount(amt)`	ERC20, Native	Maximum transfer amount
`.eth_market_type(type)`	AAVE	Market type for ETH: 'Core', 'Prime', 'EtherFi'
`.symbol0(sym)`	Uniswap	First token symbol (required)
`.symbol1(sym)`	Uniswap	Second token symbol (required)
`.fee(tier)`	Uniswap	Fee tier: 100, 500, 3000, 10000 (required)

Address Label & Category Filters

Filter events by entity names or categories using the labels database. Available on all protocols.

Method	Protocols	Description
`.involving_label(label)`	All	Filter where any involved address matches a label substring (e.g., "Binance")
`.involving_category(cat)`	All	Filter where any involved address matches a category (e.g., "exchange")
`.sender_label(label)`	ERC20, Native	Filter sender by label substring
`.sender_category(cat)`	ERC20, Native	Filter sender by category
`.receiver_label(label)`	ERC20, Native	Filter receiver by label substring
`.receiver_category(cat)`	ERC20, Native	Filter receiver by category

Multi-value support: Pass multiple values as separate arguments (e.g., .sender_label("Binance", "Coinbase")) or as a comma-separated string (e.g., .sender_label("Binance,Coinbase")). Both forms are equivalent.

Mutual exclusivity: Within each slot (involving/sender/receiver), only one of address/label/category can be set. involving* filters cannot be combined with sender*/receiver* filters.

Aggregate Methods

Method	Description
`.aggregate(group_by, period)`	Transition to aggregate query. `group_by`: `"time"` or `"block"`. `period`: bucket size (e.g. `"1h"`, `"100b"`). Returns an `AggregateQueryBuilder` that supports all the same terminal and filter methods.
`client.aggregate_schema(protocol)`	Get available aggregate fields for a protocol (e.g. `"erc20"`, `"aave_v3"`).

Terminal Methods

Method	Description
`.as_df()`	Execute and return pandas DataFrame
`.as_df("polars")`	Execute and return polars DataFrame
`.as_file(path)`	Execute and save to file (format from extension)
`.as_file(path, format="csv")`	Execute and save with explicit format
`.as_dict()`	Execute and return list of dicts (JSON, 10K block limit)
`.as_link()`	Execute and return download link (CSV, 1hr expiry)
`.as_link(format="parquet")`	Execute and return download link (Parquet)

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DeFiStream Python Client

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AAVE Events

Uniswap Swaps

Native Token Transfers

Label & Category Filters

Aggregate Queries

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Value Enrichment

Return as DataFrame

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