Real-time Updates

Simple Overview

Open a websocket & get balances, prices, and portfolio updates in real time. No more polling or stale data. Your users see their assets update as the market moves.

FeatureMobulaCoinGecko
Data freshnessReal-time~20 seconds
Head lag — Base33ms5.3s
Head lag — Solana11ms11.2s
WebSocketBeta only
Webhooks
Wallet transaction data

BRIEF

What is Coingecko and what it does

CoinGecko is the reference for aggregated market data: coin rankings, CEX volumes, global market cap, Bitcoin dominance. If your app shows the BTC price pulled once every 30 seconds, CoinGecko works fine.


The wall appears the moment you need anything on-chain. Wallet transaction history, real-time trade streams, webhook triggers on specific events, or sub-second data freshness none of that is in CoinGecko's model. It's built for market overview, not for DeFi infrastructure.


Complex Data

Mobula Headlag

BASIC Data

GeckoTerminal Headlag

On Base and Solana, Mobula reflects on-chain events roughly 160x faster than GeckoTerminal.

On Ethereum, both providers operate in the multi-second range Mobula at ~6.4s, GeckoTerminal at ~9.7s.

Data Freshness Comparison

WebSocket · Live
REST API · Polling

Mobula

33ms
WebSocket
Webhook
Wallet
10:22:50.049SELL3.588APT$48948.69
10:22:50.049SWAP1.947SUI$28938.96
10:22:50.049SWAP0.969SUI$16026.66
10:22:50.049SELL1.848SUI$12975.46
10:22:50.049SWAP2.197SUI$45835.48
10:22:50.049SELL1.410ARB$1361.25
10:22:50.049SWAP3.029OP$45602.32

CoinGecko

20s
WebSocket
β
Webhook
Wallet
[00:00:00]
GET /api/v3/simple/price?ids=bitcoin&vs_currencies=usd

Mobula vs Coingecko

Coingecko is a market data tool. While Mobula is built for on-chain builders

MOBULA EMPOWERS

Full Feature Comparison

FeatureMobulaCoinGecko
Data freshnessReal-time~20 seconds
Head lag (Base, best region)33ms ¹5.3s ¹
Head lag (Solana, best region)11ms ¹11.2s ¹
WebSocketBeta only
Webhooks
Wallet transaction data
Historical transaction dataMarket data only
Financial gradeChainlink / Supra / API3
API modelREST + WebSocket + WebhooksREST + WebSocket
Chain coverage88+100+
NFT coverage
Unlimited usage (enterprise)
CDN geolocations3Not disclosed

MIGRATING

Why Teams switch from Coingecko to Mobula ?

Faster on Base and Solana, verifiably


On Base EU-West, Mobula's head lag is 190ms. Codex is 1.40s, the same event takes 7.4x longer to reach the API. On Solana EU-West, the gap widens dramatically: Mobula at 20ms vs Codex at 2.69s, 134x faster. For trading bots, live terminals, and sniper tools on these chains, this delta is the difference between acting and reacting. On Ethereum, Codex currently shows lower latency in the benchmark window.


REST, not GraphQL


Codex's API is GraphQL-only. GraphQL is powerful but requires learning a query language, setting up a client, and managing schema updates. Mobula exposes a standard REST API, any HTTP client works, onboarding takes minutes, and the integration pattern is identical to every other API in your stack.


Mobula is a data source for Chainlink, Supra, and API3


Chainlink, Supra, and API3, the most widely used oracle networks in DeFi, use Mobula as a data source for their price feeds. If the oracle networks that power AAVE, GMX, and MakerDAO trust Mobula's data, it means something. Codex doesn't publish equivalent oracle integrations.



Fees tracking, pre-computed, not reconstructed


Codex flags wash-traded events at the individual transaction level via

LabelsForEvent. That's useful, but it means your trending algorithm has to aggregate those labels into a meaningful signal yourself. Mobula returns

fees_paid

pre-aggregated across 8 timeframes directly on the token response:


MAX FLEXIBILITY

Compare Pricing

FeaturesFree/DemoStart-up/AnalystGrowth/ProEnterprise
Price
Mobula API
$0$50$400from $750
Coingecko API
$0$129$499$999+
Credits
Mobula API
10,000125,0001,250,000Unlimited
Coingecko API
10,000500,0002,000,000Custom
Rate Limit
Mobula API
NoneNoneNoneCustom
Coingecko API
30 calls/min500 calls/min500-1,000 calls/minCustom
WebSocket
Mobula API
✓¹✓¹
Coingecko API
Beta²Beta²Custom
Webhooks
Mobula API
Coingecko API
Mobula API: ¹ WSS feeds included. 24/7 support on Telegram, Discord, and Slack. Enterprise adds custom endpoints and 99.9% SLA. No rate limit on any plan. WebSocket billed at 1 credit/minute open. Webhooks billed at 1 credit per trigger.
Coingecko API: ² WebSocket in beta consumes 0.1 credit per response, deducted from monthly quota. Max 10 concurrent connections on self-serve plans. Average billing: $250 per 500,000 calls.

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Complex Data

Mobula Headlag

BASIC Data

GeckoTerminal Headlag

On Base and Solana, Mobula reflects on-chain events roughly 160x faster than GeckoTerminal.


On Ethereum, both providers operate in the multi-second range Mobula at ~6.4s, GeckoTerminal at ~9.7s.

Data Freshness Comparison

Mobula vs Coingecko

Coingecko is a market data tool. While Mobula is built for on-chain builders

WebSocket · Live
REST API · Polling

Mobula

33ms
WebSocket
Webhook
Wallet
10:22:50.049SELL3.588APT$48948.69
10:22:50.049SWAP1.947SUI$28938.96
10:22:50.049SWAP0.969SUI$16026.66
10:22:50.049SELL1.848SUI$12975.46
10:22:50.049SWAP2.197SUI$45835.48
10:22:50.049SELL1.410ARB$1361.25
10:22:50.049SWAP3.029OP$45602.32

CoinGecko

20s
WebSocket
β
Webhook
Wallet
[00:00:00]
GET /api/v3/simple/price?ids=bitcoin&vs_currencies=usd
FeatureMobulaCoinGecko
Data freshnessReal-time~20 seconds
Head lag — Base33ms5.3s
Head lag — Solana11ms11.2s
WebSocketBeta only
Webhooks
Wallet transaction data

BREIF

What is Coingecko and what it does

CoinGecko is the reference for aggregated market data: coin rankings, CEX volumes, global market cap, Bitcoin dominance. If your app shows the BTC price pulled once every 30 seconds, CoinGecko works fine.


The wall appears the moment you need anything on-chain. Wallet transaction history, real-time trade streams, webhook triggers on specific events, or sub-second data freshness none of that is in CoinGecko's model. It's built for market overview, not for DeFi infrastructure.


MOBULA EMPOWERS

Full Feature Comparison

FeatureMobulaCoinGecko
Data freshnessReal-time~20 seconds
Head lag (Base, best region)33ms ¹5.3s ¹
Head lag (Solana, best region)11ms ¹11.2s ¹
WebSocketBeta only
Webhooks
Wallet transaction data
Historical transaction dataMarket data only
Financial gradeChainlink / Supra / API3
API modelREST + WebSocket + WebhooksREST + WebSocket
Chain coverage88+100+
NFT coverage
Unlimited usage (enterprise)
CDN geolocations3Not disclosed

MIGRATING

Why Teams switch from Coingecko

to Mobula ?

Faster on Base and Solana, verifiably


On Base EU-West, Mobula's head lag is 190ms. Codex is 1.40s, the same event takes 7.4x longer to reach the API. On Solana EU-West, the gap widens dramatically: Mobula at 20ms vs Codex at 2.69s, 134x faster. For trading bots, live terminals, and sniper tools on these chains, this delta is the difference between acting and reacting. On Ethereum, Codex currently shows lower latency in the benchmark window.


REST, not GraphQL


Codex's API is GraphQL-only. GraphQL is powerful but requires learning a query language, setting up a client, and managing schema updates. Mobula exposes a standard REST API, any HTTP client works, onboarding takes minutes, and the integration pattern is identical to every other API in your stack.


Mobula is a data source for Chainlink, Supra, and API3


Chainlink, Supra, and API3, the most widely used oracle networks in DeFi, use Mobula as a data source for their price feeds. If the oracle networks that power AAVE, GMX, and MakerDAO trust Mobula's data, it means something. Codex doesn't publish equivalent oracle integrations.



Fees tracking, pre-computed, not reconstructed


Codex flags wash-traded events at the individual transaction level via

LabelsForEvent. That's useful, but it means your trending algorithm has to aggregate those labels into a meaningful signal yourself. Mobula returns

fees_paid

pre-aggregated across 8 timeframes directly on the token response:


MAX FLEXIBILITY

Compare Pricing

FeaturesFree/DemoStart-up/AnalystGrowth/ProEnterprise
Price
Mobula API
$0$50$400from $750
Coingecko API
$0$129$499$999+
Credits
Mobula API
10,000125,0001,250,000Unlimited
Coingecko API
10,000500,0002,000,000Custom
Rate Limit
Mobula API
NoneNoneNoneCustom
Coingecko API
30 calls/min500 calls/min500-1,000 calls/minCustom
WebSocket
Mobula API
✓¹✓¹
Coingecko API
Beta²Beta²Custom
Webhooks
Mobula API
Coingecko API
Mobula API: ¹ WSS feeds included. 24/7 support on Telegram, Discord, and Slack. Enterprise adds custom endpoints and 99.9% SLA. No rate limit on any plan. WebSocket billed at 1 credit/minute open. Webhooks billed at 1 credit per trigger.
Coingecko API: ² WebSocket in beta consumes 0.1 credit per response, deducted from monthly quota. Max 10 concurrent connections on self-serve plans. Average billing: $250 per 500,000 calls.

Real-time Updates

Simple Overview

Open a websocket & get balances, prices, and portfolio updates in real time. No more polling or stale data. Your users see their assets update as the market moves.

mobula

© 2025 Mobula. All rights reserved.

Back on top

WebSocket · Live
REST API · Polling

Mobula

33ms
WebSocket
Webhook
Wallet
10:22:50.049SELL3.588APT$48948.69
10:22:50.049SWAP1.947SUI$28938.96
10:22:50.049SWAP0.969SUI$16026.66
10:22:50.049SELL1.848SUI$12975.46
10:22:50.049SWAP2.197SUI$45835.48
10:22:50.049SELL1.410ARB$1361.25
10:22:50.049SWAP3.029OP$45602.32

CoinGecko

20s
WebSocket
β
Webhook
Wallet
[00:00:00]
GET /api/v3/simple/price?ids=bitcoin&vs_currencies=usd

Data Freshness Comparison

Mobula vs

Coingecko

Coingecko is a market data tool. While Mobula is built for on-chain builders

Open a websocket & get balances, prices, and portfolio updates in real time. No more polling or stale data. Your users see their assets update as the market moves.

Real-time Updates

Simple Overview

FeatureMobulaCoinGecko
Data freshnessReal-time~20 seconds
Head lag — Base33ms5.3s
Head lag — Solana11ms11.2s
WebSocketBeta only
Webhooks
Wallet transaction data

BRIEF

What is Coingecko and what it does

CoinGecko is the reference for aggregated market data: coin rankings, CEX volumes, global market cap, Bitcoin dominance. If your app shows the BTC price pulled once every 30 seconds, CoinGecko works fine.


The wall appears the moment you need anything on-chain. Wallet transaction history, real-time trade streams, webhook triggers on specific events, or sub-second data freshness none of that is in CoinGecko's model. It's built for market overview, not for DeFi infrastructure.


Complex Data

Mobula Headlag

BASIC Data

GeckoTerminal Headlag

On Base and Solana, Mobula reflects on-chain events roughly 160x faster than GeckoTerminal.


On Ethereum, both providers operate in the multi-second range Mobula at ~6.4s, GeckoTerminal at ~9.7s.

Coverage

Full Feature Comparison

FeatureMobulaCoinGecko
Data freshnessReal-time~20 seconds
Head lag (Base, best region)33ms ¹5.3s ¹
Head lag (Solana, best region)11ms ¹11.2s ¹
WebSocketBeta only
Webhooks
Wallet transaction data
Historical transaction dataMarket data only
Financial gradeChainlink / Supra / API3
API modelREST + WebSocket + WebhooksREST + WebSocket
Chain coverage88+100+
NFT coverage
Unlimited usage (enterprise)
CDN geolocations3Not disclosed

mobula

© 2025 Mobula. All rights reserved.

Back on top

MIGRATING

Why Teams switch from Coingecko

to Mobula ?

Faster on Base and Solana, verifiably


On Base EU-West, Mobula's head lag is 190ms. Codex is 1.40s, the same event takes 7.4x longer to reach the API. On Solana EU-West, the gap widens dramatically: Mobula at 20ms vs Codex at 2.69s, 134x faster. For trading bots, live terminals, and sniper tools on these chains, this delta is the difference between acting and reacting. On Ethereum, Codex currently shows lower latency in the benchmark window.


REST, not GraphQL


Codex's API is GraphQL-only. GraphQL is powerful but requires learning a query language, setting up a client, and managing schema updates. Mobula exposes a standard REST API, any HTTP client works, onboarding takes minutes, and the integration pattern is identical to every other API in your stack.


Mobula is a data source for Chainlink, Supra, and API3


Chainlink, Supra, and API3, the most widely used oracle networks in DeFi, use Mobula as a data source for their price feeds. If the oracle networks that power AAVE, GMX, and MakerDAO trust Mobula's data, it means something. Codex doesn't publish equivalent oracle integrations.



Fees tracking, pre-computed, not reconstructed


Codex flags wash-traded events at the individual transaction level via

LabelsForEvent. That's useful, but it means your trending algorithm has to aggregate those labels into a meaningful signal yourself. Mobula returns

fees_paid

pre-aggregated across 8 timeframes directly on the token response:


MAX FLEXIBILITY

Compare Pricing

FeaturesFree/DemoStart-up/AnalystGrowth/ProEnterprise
Price
Mobula API
$0$50$400from $750
Coingecko API
$0$129$499$999+
Credits
Mobula API
10,000125,0001,250,000Unlimited
Coingecko API
10,000500,0002,000,000Custom
Rate Limit
Mobula API
NoneNoneNoneCustom
Coingecko API
30 calls/min500 calls/min500-1,000 calls/minCustom
WebSocket
Mobula API
✓¹✓¹
Coingecko API
Beta²Beta²Custom
Webhooks
Mobula API
Coingecko API
Mobula API: ¹ WSS feeds included. 24/7 support on Telegram, Discord, and Slack. Enterprise adds custom endpoints and 99.9% SLA. No rate limit on any plan. WebSocket billed at 1 credit/minute open. Webhooks billed at 1 credit per trigger.
Coingecko API: ² WebSocket in beta consumes 0.1 credit per response, deducted from monthly quota. Max 10 concurrent connections on self-serve plans. Average billing: $250 per 500,000 calls.