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Why did ANKR provide incorrect information on the cost of tokens { "jsonrpc": "2.0", "id": 1, "result": { "usdPrice": "1833646.540791594079109927", "blockchain": "arbitrum", "contractAddress": "0x9db8a10c7fe60d84397860b3af2e686d4f90c2b7" } } and { "jsonrpc": "2.0", "id": 1, "result": { "usdPrice": "1961637062518.1396484375", "blockchain": "eth", "contractAddress": "0x5150956e082c748ca837a5dfa0a7c10ca4697f9c" } } And there are A LOT of such tokens! You are positioning yourself as a leader in the field of development for Web3 projects and do not provide the correct information to your users


Is there a possibility to use RPC: (<https://rpc.ankr.com/multichain/>) in test_net mode?

Hi Ankr team, Looks like all endpoints for fetching internal transactions always return empty `internalTransactions` array. Examples tried: - `ankr_getInternalTransactionsByBlockNumber` - eth, 17293858 - polygon, 42897372 - `ankr_getInternalTransactionsByParentHash` - eth, 0x6f7070a07f838a74bc252b8a98139db39732fdf73a005535a2cc03ae0b4692cf - polygon, 0x1db983179ff64d11197709765880b162a109401a7c1faae3f29dd4c0d2209364 Changing `onlyWithValue` parameter doesn't change the response. Is these endpoints supported at the moment? If not, do you have any estimation on when they'll become available?

import { AnkrProvider } from '@ankr.com/ankr.js'; const provider = new AnkrProvider(); const nftHolders = async () => { return await provider.getNFTHolders({ blockchain: 'arbitrum', contractAddress: '0xc36442b4a4522e871399cd717abdd847ab11fe88', pageSize: 1000, pageToken: '' }); }; nftHolders().then((reply) => { console.log(reply) })