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# 17-07-2026: Premium Labels Default Change Now Live

**Affected endpoints:** `tgm/holders`, `tgm/pnl-leaderboard`, `tgm/perp-pnl-leaderboard`, `perp-leaderboard`

The `premium_labels` default change announced in the [31-03-2026 changelog entry](/api/changelog/31-03-2026-tgm-endpoints-premium-labels-flag.md) is now live.

<table><thead><tr><th width="198.51953125">Value</th><th width="413.2578125">Behavior</th><th>Credits Used</th></tr></thead><tbody><tr><td>omitted (default)</td><td>Returns free-tier labels only</td><td>Standard credit cost (5)</td></tr><tr><td><code>true</code></td><td>Returns premium labels (Smart Money, Fund, etc.)</td><td><strong>150</strong></td></tr><tr><td><code>false</code></td><td>Returns free-tier labels only</td><td>Standard credit cost (5)</td></tr></tbody></table>

**What changed:**

* Requests that **omit** `premium_labels` now return **free-tier labels** at the standard credit cost. Previously, omitted requests returned premium labels.
* Passing `premium_labels=true` returns premium labels (Smart Money, Fund, etc.), is billed at **150 credits per call**, and requires a paid plan. Free plan users sending `premium_labels=true` receive a `403 Forbidden` response.
* Passing `premium_labels=false` is unchanged: free-tier labels at the standard credit cost.

**Action required:** If your integration relies on premium labels (Smart Money, Fund, and other advanced labels) in responses from these endpoints, pass `"premium_labels": true` explicitly. Note the 150-credit-per-call cost before enabling it.

The credit cost of each request is always returned in the `X-Nansen-Credits-Used` response header.


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