Name: Crypto Bot Audit + Market Data (x402 paid)
Author: kaminariouji

Tools observed via MCP handshake

audit_bot_code — Input one JS/TS source file (string). Returns findings for: testnet-as-USD, silent-zero balance, cooldown key mismatch, fake faucet endpoint, speculative earnin
demo_audit — Runs the scanner on a small built-in bad-bot sample and returns the findings. Free; no x402 payment.
x402_rail_heartbeat — Free, no payment: proves this origin's x402 rail-intelligence routes are live by returning only the headline totals of our measured 30-day demand map (hosts, re
get_token_price — Live DEX spot price, liquidity, FDV, market cap and 24h volume for any token by contract address — EVM (Base/etc.) or Solana mint. Highest-liquidity pair. Costs
search_tokens — Search crypto tokens by name or symbol; returns the highest-liquidity matched pairs with price, liquidity, FDV and 24h volume across chains. Costs $0.001 USDC p
top_markets — Market-cap table with price, market cap, 24h volume and 1h/24h/7d change. Public aggregator snapshot, not an oracle. Costs $0.001 USDC per call via x402.
chain_tvl — Value locked in USD per chain, ranked. TVL is a protocol-reported metric, not a risk measure. Costs $0.001 USDC per call via x402.
stablecoin_supply — Circulating USD-pegged supply with peg mechanism and chain count. Costs $0.001 USDC per call via x402.
trending_tokens — Tokens currently bought into by projects for DEX exposure, enriched with price, liquidity and 24h volume. Boosts are paid promotions, not an endorsement. Costs
gas_prices — Gas price, base fee and block height for Base and Arbitrum from public RPC — what a transaction costs before you send it. Costs $0.001 USDC per call via x402.
chain_block_number — Latest block number for one chain straight from a public node — the cheapest possible 'is the chain alive and where is it' check. Costs $0.001 USDC per call. Ch
chain_balance — Native coin balance (wei plus a decimal string) at the latest block, with the chain's symbol so the number cannot be misread as USD. Costs $0.001 USDC per call.
chain_balances — Up to 25 addresses in one paid call — the shape a portfolio or risk bot actually needs, cheaper than 25 single lookups. Costs $0.001 USDC per call. Chains: base
chain_nonce — eth_getTransactionCount at any block tag — what an agent needs before it builds a transaction, and how a bot detects a stuck or reused nonce. Costs $0.001 USDC
chain_code — eth_getCode size check: bytecode length plus whether the address is a contract at all — the two-second answer to 'did I just send funds to an EOA'. Costs $0.001
chain_block — One block header decoded: height, time, author, gas used vs limit, base fee in gwei and transaction count. Readable numbers, not raw hex. Costs $0.001 USDC per
chain_block_txids — Every transaction hash in one block plus the count — the step between 'which block' and 'which transfers happened', without pulling full receipts. Costs $0.001
chain_tx — eth_getTransactionByHash decoded to the fields a caller branches on: from, to, value, nonce, gas, calldata length and inclusion block. Reports found:false rathe
chain_receipt — Status, gasUsed, effective gas price, contract created, log count and live confirmations for one hash — whether a transaction actually landed and what it cost.
chain_logs — eth_getLogs over a bounded window (max 1000 blocks) with an address and/or first topic — transfers and events without running an indexer. Refuses an unfiltered
chain_call — eth_call with your own calldata against one pinned public node: raw return data plus its decoded uint/address forms. The escape hatch for any view function we d
chain_storage — eth_getStorageAt for one slot of one account — verify a contract's own bookkeeping (owner slot, mapping entry) instead of trusting a view function. Costs $0.001
chain_fee_data — gasPrice, base fee, priority fee and the all-in cost of a 21000-gwei native transfer in wei and native units — what sending costs right now, on one chain. Costs
chain_gas_estimate — eth_estimateGas for a transfer or contract call you describe — the exact simulation a wallet runs before signing, without needing a wallet. Costs $0.001 USDC pe
chain_token_balance — balanceOf plus the token's own decimals, formatted — a human-readable USDC/token balance, not a raw 18-digit integer that needs a calculator. Costs $0.001 USDC
chain_token_meta — The four ERC-20 view calls a listing needs, in one paid call, each tolerant of a token that does not implement it. Costs $0.001 USDC per call. Chains: base, eth
chain_allowance — allowance(owner, spender) in raw and decimal form — how much a approval still lets a third party move, which is the number behind most drain headlines. Costs $0
chain_nft_owner — ownerOf(tokenId) resolved for one NFT — proof of who holds a specific id right now, from the contract itself. Costs $0.001 USDC per call. Chains: base, ethereum
chain_nft_balance — balanceOf(owner) on an NFT contract — how many ids one wallet holds, without indexing every transfer. Costs $0.001 USDC per call. Chains: base, ethereum, arbitr
chain_nft_meta — name/symbol plus which token standards the contract actually claims (ERC-165, ERC-721, ERC-721Metadata, ERC-1155) via supportsInterface. Costs $0.001 USDC per c
chain_contract_check — Bytecode size plus every supported-interface answer in one call — the pre-flight that tells an agent whether a 'token' address is a contract at all and which st
chain_wallet_state — Balance, nonce and contract/EOA flag for one address on up to 4 chains in a single paid call — the one-shot 'what does this wallet actually hold' check. Costs $
chain_heads — Latest block, its age in seconds, base fee and block fullness for up to 4 chains in one paid call — the fastest answer to 'which of these chains is actually cau
chain_block_stats — Seconds per block and blocks per hour, taken from the timestamps of two real headers at the edges of a window — one stalled block shows as a wider span instead
chain_block_receipts — eth_getBlockReceipts in a single paid call: per-transaction gas, status and log count, plus where the block's total fees went — instead of one receipt read per
chain_fee_history — eth_feeHistory over a bounded window: base fee at every block plus the 25/50/75 priority-fee percentiles. Whether gas is RISING is not answerable from one insta
chain_storage_range — Up to 16 consecutive 32-byte words from any starting slot — walk a struct or the array behind a mapping instead of trusting one view function to explain itself.
chain_multicall — Batched eth_call: ten (target, calldata) pairs settled once, each answered independently so one reverting view cannot fail the rest. A tenth of the per-call cos
chain_token_balances — balanceOf for up to 20 wallets on the same ERC-20, with decimals and symbol resolved once — the holder snapshot a distribution or listing check needs, in one se
chain_nft_token_uri — The metadata pointer a wallet will follow for a specific id, plus whether it is on-chain JSON or an off-host scheme. The string is returned as text — this endpo
chain_nft_approved — getApproved(tokenId) — the single-operator approval on one id. Non-zero means someone other than the owner can transfer that exact token without owning it. Cost
chain_nft_approved_for_all — isApprovedForAll(owner, operator) — the setApprovalForAll permission behind most NFT drain headlines, answered per pair in one paid call. Costs $0.001 USDC per
chain_code_at — eth_getCode at a historical block, compared against today: bytecode present then, size at both points, and whether the code changed since. The check for 'what d
chain_supply_at — totalSupply read at any block and diffed against now, formatted with the token's own decimals — how much of a supply was minted since a date, without an indexer
chain_approvals_scan — Approval events for one token over a short, bounded window, decoded to owner/spender/amount — the ledger of who just gave someone leave to move their USDC. Cost
chain_transfers_scan — Transfer events for one token over a short window, decoded from/to/amount with the token's decimals applied — the outflow check a monitoring bot wants first, wi
chain_client_version — web3_clientVersion for the node that served the call — the build string is how you tell reth from erigon from a proxy that is silently serving a different chain
chain_network_id — eth_chainId versus net_version for one chain. A mismatch is how a wallet ends up signing Base transactions for Mainnet, so this is a two-call safety check, not
chain_sync_status — eth_syncing plus the head: a public node that is quietly 300 blocks behind answers every other question with stale data, and nothing else in a response tells yo
chain_tx_count — eth_getBlockTransactionCountByNumber for one block tag or height — the cheapest load/throughput reading of a chain that never has to move a full block header ov
chain_block_by_hash — The same decoded header /chain/block gives, addressed by hash instead of height — which is what a receipt, a log or a reorg report actually hands you. Costs $0.
chain_tx_at_index — eth_getTransactionByBlockNumberAndIndex — pick the Nth transaction of a block without transferring the whole block, which is how you sample a block instead of d
chain_block_series — Height, timestamp, transaction count, gas used and base fee for up to 25 consecutive blocks — the series itself, so a caller can plot throughput or fee pressure
chain_block_by_timestamp — Binary-searches the header timestamps for the first block at or after a unix time — every 'what was the supply / who held what on that date' question starts her
chain_contract_owner — owner() decoded, plus whether the same address answers owner() as a storage read — the single field that decides who can pause, mint or upgrade the thing you ar
chain_proxy_check — The three EIP-1967 slots (implementation, admin, beacon) read next to implementation(): a proxy hides the real code, so bytecode-size checks alone understate wh
chain_paused_check — paused() with the revert and no-data cases kept apart from a false — 'this token has no pause switch' and 'this token is not paused' are different facts to trad
chain_permit_ready — DOMAIN_SEPARATOR() plus the owner's current nonce and whether permit() is in the code — the three inputs a signed-approval relayer needs before it can move fund
chain_1155_balance — balanceOf(account, id) for a multi-token contract, formatted with whatever supply unit the contract uses — the read a Zora/Sudoswap-style position tracker needs
chain_1155_uri — uri(id) decoded from the ABI string, with the {id} substitution left visible instead of followed — the metadata URL a wallet will fetch, returned as text and ne
chain_1155_batch — balanceOfBatch over up to 10 (account, id) pairs in a single settled call — the position snapshot of a portfolio, which is otherwise one paid read per line. Cos
chain_1155_check — supportsInterface for the multi-token ids plus contractURI and a probe of one id — the pre-flight before a client assumes a contract is a 721 and sends the wron
chain_storage_diff — The same slot read at two blocks: previous, current, and whether they differ — the primitive behind 'what did this contract's state actually move between those
chain_token_meta_at — The ERC-20 listing fields read at a past block tag or height, formatted with the decimals the contract itself reported — how a supply looked on a date, not how
chain_nft_owner_at — ownerOf(id) read at a chosen block and again at the head: previous holder, current holder, and whether it moved — the ownership history a sale-attribution or st
chain_bytecode_fingerprint — SHA-256 of the deployed bytecode plus its size and edges — two addresses with the same fingerprint are the same compiled contract, which is how a clone of a kno
chain_bytecode_capabilities — Scans deployed bytecode for 4-byte selectors we can name from a derived table: what this contract can be asked to do, read off the code rather than trusted from
chain_contract_diff — Bytecode fingerprints of two addresses compared: size, SHA-256 and prefix/suffix equality — the question behind 'is this new token a redeploy of the one that ru
chain_wallet_tokens — balanceOf for one address across up to 10 tokens on one chain, each formatted with its own decimals and symbol — the holding snapshot a portfolio bot wants in a
chain_wallet_nfts — ERC-721 balanceOf for one address across up to 10 collections with each collection's name and symbol resolved once — the 'what NFTs does this wallet actually ho
chain_wallet_approvals — allowance(owner, spender) across up to 10 tokens for one wallet — the standing-approval audit that answers 'if this address gets phished tonight, what leaves'.
chain_tx_status — One call for the pair every bot needs after sending: the transaction plus its receipt, with confirmations, block, status, gas used and revert reason together —
chain_tx_events — The receipt's logs decoded to address, topic0, indexed values and data size — what a transaction actually did, straight from the node, which is the only honest
market_kraken_ticker — Last trade, best bid and ask with size, 24h volume, VWAP and 24h high/low for one Kraken spot pair, straight from the venue's own tape. Costs $0.001 USDC per ca
market_kraken_ohlc — OHLCV candles for one Kraken pair: open, high, low, close, volume and trade count per bucket, oldest first. Only the intervals the venue actually serves are off
market_kraken_depth — Top of the Kraken book for one pair: resting bid and ask levels with size and price-count, plus the derived spread and mid. Costs $0.001 USDC per call. Byte-ide
market_kraken_trades — The last trades printed on a Kraken pair, each with price, size, side and exchange timestamp — tape activity, not a summary. Costs $0.001 USDC per call. Byte-id
market_kraken_spread — Quoted spread samples for a Kraken pair with the mean spread in basis points — how expensive it is to cross that venue right now. Costs $0.001 USDC per call. By
market_kraken_pair_spec — How Kraken itself defines a pair: base and quote, decimal precision, order size limits, the public leverage ladder and the first two fee tiers. Costs $0.001 USD
market_cbex_ticker — Last trade, top of book, 24h volume and the exchange's own clock for one Coinbase product. Costs $0.001 USDC per call. Byte-identical to GET /market/cbex-ticker
market_cbex_stats — Open, high, low, last and both the 24h and 30-day traded volume for a Coinbase product — what a session actually cost and moved. Costs $0.001 USDC per call. Byt
market_cbex_trades — Public fill feed for a Coinbase product: price, size, side, timestamp and trade id, newest first. Costs $0.001 USDC per call. Byte-identical to GET /market/cbex
market_cbex_candles — Candles from Coinbase Exchange for the granularities its API serves (1m to 1d), oldest first, with volume per bucket. Costs $0.001 USDC per call. Byte-identical
market_cbex_best_quote — Level-1 book for a Coinbase product: the single best bid, the single best ask, their sizes and the book sequence number. Costs $0.001 USDC per call. Byte-identi
market_cbex_product_spec — The venue's own rules for one product: tick and lot size, minimum order, whether it is margin/post-only/limit-only, and whether trading is enabled. Costs $0.001
market_cbex_clock — The venue's own server time plus the offset against this server — the check that stops a signed order being rejected for clock drift. Costs $0.001 USDC per call
market_okx_ticker — Last, bid, ask, 24h open/high/low and both base and quote volume for one OKX instrument. Costs $0.001 USDC per call. Byte-identical to GET /market/okx-ticker?in
market_okx_candles — Mark, base and quote volume per bucket for an OKX instrument, oldest first, across the bar widths the venue serves. Costs $0.001 USDC per call. Byte-identical t
market_okx_depth — Price-level ladder from OKX for one instrument with per-level contract count, plus the derived top-of-book spread. Costs $0.001 USDC per call. Byte-identical to
market_okx_trades — Fill-by-fill tape from OKX with aggressor side, price, size and venue timestamp. Costs $0.001 USDC per call. Byte-identical to GET /market/okx-trades?instId=BTC
market_okx_instrument_spec — Contract rules as OKX defines them: tick and lot size, minimum size, price limits, whether it is a swap or option, and settlement date. Costs $0.001 USDC per ca
market_okx_funding_rate — Current and next funding rate for an OKX perpetual, with the settlement timestamps and the funding band the venue caps it at. Costs $0.001 USDC per call. Byte-i
market_bfex_ticker — Top of book, last, 24h change in price and percent, and 24h volume/high/low for one Bitfinex spot pair. Costs $0.001 USDC per call. Byte-identical to GET /marke
market_bfex_candles — Candles for a Bitfinex spot pair at the timeframes its v2 API serves, oldest first, with base volume per bucket. Costs $0.001 USDC per call. Byte-identical to G
market_bfex_pairs — The pair ids Bitfinex itself publishes for its spot exchange, optionally filtered by a substring — the lookup that stops a bot guessing a market that does not e
market_gate_ticker — Last, best bid and ask with size, 24h percent change and both base and quote volume for one Gate currency pair. Costs $0.001 USDC per call. Byte-identical to GE
market_gate_candles — OHLCV per bucket from Gate with the quote volume and the window-closed flag, oldest first. Costs $0.001 USDC per call. Byte-identical to GET /market/gate-candle
market_gate_depth — Resting bids and asks from Gate for one pair, with the venue's own sequence fields and the derived top-of-book spread. Costs $0.001 USDC per call. Byte-identica
market_gate_trades — Gate's public fill feed for one pair: side, price, base amount, millisecond timestamp and trade id. Costs $0.001 USDC per call. Byte-identical to GET /market/ga
market_gate_pair_spec — How Gate defines a currency pair: base and quote, the flat fee percent, order-size floors and caps, precision and whether it is tradable. Costs $0.001 USDC per

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Crypto Bot Audit + Market Data (x402 paid)

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