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Data updates

Changes to Dune’s base, decoded, and curated tables: new datasets and columns, schema changes, methodology updates, fixes, and deprecations.
This page tracks changes to the data itself. For product and platform updates, see the product changelog. For live operational status, see status.dune.com. For persistent data caveats, see known issues.Subscribe to this page’s RSS feed to get every entry as it is published.
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Breaking changes

  • kalshi.ohlcv_hourly: candles now stop at settlement. Synthetic hourly candles end at each market’s definitive settlement time from the Kalshi API, matching Polymarket behavior. Historical synthetic rows after settlement have been removed, so row counts are lower. market_end_time now marks the final candle boundary, and the scheduled expiration remains available as a separate field. Update queries that relied on forward-filled candles after settlement.
  • polymarket_polygon.market_details: columns retyped. Eleven columns move from varchar to their native types: booleans, timestamps, an integer, and an array. The Snowflake datashare spec declares the same types. Remove casts in queries that assumed text values. The correct types also restore roughly 10,000 markets in polymarket_polygon.ohlcv_hourly that a type mismatch previously dropped.
  • Stablecoin tables are now a premium dataset. Free public query access to the stablecoins_* schemas ended on August 3. Teams with provisioned access are not affected.

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Fixes

  • polymarket_polygon.market_trades: missing trades restored. Trades on tokens that the original exchange contracts never listed were being dropped, under-reporting daily share volume by up to 68% since late June. Tokens are now identified from the onchain mint that created them. Historical trades are restored, so volumes from late June onward revise upward.
  • tokens_xrpl.transfers: issued-token transfers are now complete. The table reconstructs every successful balance change for traditional issued tokens, covering payment paths, offers, AMMs, issuance, and redemption. Holder histories built on this table will change.

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New data & improvements

  • Data Explorer: filter columns on curated views. 30 curated views now expose their filter columns, so you can filter them in the Data Explorer like physical tables.
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Deprecations

  • tokens_{chain}.balances_daily_agg removed. These tables were removed on July 29-30. The successor is the balances_<chain> premium dataset (latest, updates, and daily_updates), which carries a different schema and is available on Enterprise plans. Migrate queries that reference the removed tables.

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Methodology

  • Stablecoins: finer entity subcategories. address_subcategory now distinguishes custodians, prime brokers, market makers, derivatives exchanges, issuers, lending desks, and wallet providers that previously reported as a single cex bucket. Aggregations grouped by subcategory will shift: roughly $1.2B of balances are recategorized.

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New data & improvements

  • Entity labels: enriched address dataset. The new entity_labels_evm.addresses_enriched table serves one row per address with the owner’s identity expanded inline, including wallet-level role_tags, so reading a label needs no join.
  • RWA: NAV and redemption-rate coverage. Added Solana ONyc accounting NAV, Sui USDY redemption pricing, Solana syrupUSDC and Hastra PRIME redemption rates, Stellar Spiko fund NAVs (USTBL, EUTBL, UKTBL, SAFO) plus WisdomTree WTGXX, and 10 Ondo Global Markets tracker symbols on Ethereum and BNB. All of these flow into the canonical RWA pricing table, rwa_multichain.nav.