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Person

GET https://open-api.coinworldcap.com/openapi/v1/people/info

One person from RootData: their roles at the assets and exchanges we list, their X counts and the projects they invested in. Their written profile is not part of this response.

Query parameters

Parameter Type Notes
id integer Required. The person's id, from /people or a team endpoint

Response

Fields

Field Type Notes
id, name number, string
avatar_url string Empty string when there is none
social_links array As on /assets/team
relations array The person's roles, one item per asset or exchange. [] when there are none
relations[].asset_id, relations[].exchange_id number or null Where the role is: exactly one of the two is a number, the other is null. asset_id is the id /assets takes; exchange_id the id /exchanges takes
relations[].name string The asset's or exchange's name
relations[].logo string Empty string when there is none
relations[].position string or null As on /assets/team: a current role shows only the titles held now, a former one every title held, joined with ", "
relations[].status string active when the person holds any role there now, otherwise resigned
stats.x_followers, stats.x_following number or null The person's X counts. null when RootData gives none
investments array Projects the person invested in. [] when there are none
investments[].name string
investments[].logo string Empty string when there is none
investments[].asset_id, investments[].exchange_id number or null The asset or exchange the project is, when we list it — at most one of the two. Both null for a project we list as neither; the investment is still returned
source.name string Always "RootData"
source.data_time string or null When we fetched the RootData data behind stats and investments, RFC3339 UTC. null for a person whose details we have not fetched yet

Order. relations: current ones first, then former ones; within each, the order in which we first recorded a role there. investments: RootData's order.

A project that is both an asset's and an exchange's is listed as the asset, in relations and in investments alike. Exchanges are the centralized ones /exchanges lists.

Examples

bash
# One person
curl -H "X-Api-Key: <your-api-key>" \
  "https://open-api.coinworldcap.com/openapi/v1/people/info?id=1024"
HTTP status code When
400 40000 id missing, or not a positive integer
404 40400 No person with that id

The other errors are in Errors.