telegram-gifts-price: Telegram gift floor prices in Python
Get the floor price of any Telegram NFT gift (Plush Pepe, Durov's Cap, Lol Pop and 120 more collections) in GRAM, USD or EUR with one function call. No API key, no dependencies.
Data comes from a free static JSON API built from fragment.com once a day by the open dataset telegram-gifts-floor-price.
Install
pip install telegram-gifts-price
Use
import telegram_gifts_price as tgp
tgp.get_floor("plushpepe") # 7500.0 (GRAM)
tgp.get_floor("plushpepe", "usd") # 8817.0 (at the latest day's rate)
tgp.get_floor("lolpop", fixed_only=True) # ignore auctions
tgp.collections() # ['algorithmcup', 'artisanbrick', ...]
tgp.history("plushpepe") # daily points, oldest first
tgp.latest() # the whole latest snapshot
Values from 4 Nov 2026. get_floor returns None when there is nothing to report (no fixed-price lot,
no stored rate) and raises GiftsError for an unknown collection or when the API is unreachable.
Command line:
gift-floor plushpepe # 7500.0 GRAM
gift-floor plushpepe -c usd # 8817.0 USD
gift-floor # list collections
What the numbers are
- A floor is the cheapest lot on Fragment, an asking price, not a sale price. Fees are not included.
floor_gramcan be an auction price; usefixed_only=Truefor the cheapest fixed-price lot.- GRAM is the coin formerly called TON. USD and EUR use that day's rate from tonapi.io.
- History starts on 4 Nov 2026 and grows by one point a day.
Field definitions and raw CSV: telegram-gifts-floor-price. Live tool with rarity and a net-profit calculator: Telegram Gifts checker on Baltic Assets.
FAQ
Is it free? Yes. It reads static files from GitHub Pages.
How fresh is it? Updated once a day around 06:17 UTC.
Can I use the data in my bot or site? Yes. Data licence CC BY 4.0: credit "Telegram gifts floor prices, Baltic Assets" with a link to https://balticassets.eu. Code is MIT.
License
MIT (code). Data: CC BY 4.0.
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