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chainlink

usage:
    ctc chainlink FEED [options]

description:
    output Chainlink feed data

examples:
    ctc chainlink DAI_USD
    ctc chainlink 0xaed0c38402a5d19df6e4c03f4e2dced6e29c1ee9
    ctc chainlink DAI_USD --blocks 14000000:14001000

arguments:
    FEED                   name or address of feed
    --verbose, -v          show additional information
    --blocks BLOCKS        block range of datapoints
    --time TIME            historical duration to show feed data
    --export EXPORT        file path for output (.json or .csv)
    --overwrite            specify that output path can be overwritten
    --provider PROVIDER    rpc provider name or url
    --network NETWORK      network name or chain_id
    --all-fields           include all output fields
    --interpolate          interpolate all blocks in range
    --shell                open shell with Chainlink data


usage of subcommands:
    ctc chainlink can also be used to invoke subcommands

    to view help about a specific subcommand, run:
        ctc chainlink <subcommand> -h

available subcommands:
    feeds    list all Chainlink feeds
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