Dex price x402 REST
Use when a token has no Chainlink feed (long-tail, new or memecoins) and you need its current market price: finds every Uniswap v3 pool of the token against WETH, USDC (and USDT on Ethereum) across fee tiers, reads each...
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Use when a token has no Chainlink feed (long-tail, new or memecoins) and you need its current market price: finds every Uniswap v3 pool of the token against WETH, USDC (and USDT on Ethereum) across fee tiers, reads each...
Use before sending a transaction or to tell a user what it will cost: reads eth_feeHistory over the last 20 blocks (10th/50th/90th percentile tips), the next base fee and gas price, on Base also the L1 data fee upper bou...
Use before sending funds or when you only have a human-readable name: resolves ENS names (.eth and DNS names on ENS, including offchain/wildcard resolvers via CCIP-Read such as *.cb.id) and Basenames (*.base.eth, read di...
Use when you need to confirm or explain a transaction (e.g. verify a payment arrived): fetches the transaction, its receipt and block from Base or Ethereum and returns success/failed/pending, confirmations, timestamp, fr...
Use when you need what a wallet or contract holds: reads the native ETH balance and ERC-20 balances (a default set of major tokens, or up to 20 token symbols/addresses you pass) for one address on Base or Ethereum in a s...
Use when you have a token contract address and need to know what it is: reads name, symbol, decimals and totalSupply straight from the contract (one multicall) on Base or Ethereum, confirms there is contract code at the...
Use when you need a trustworthy USD price for crypto assets (ETH, BTC, cbBTC, SOL, LINK, AAVE, stablecoins), fiat FX rates (EUR, GBP, JPY…) or metals (XAU, XAG): reads the Chainlink price feed contracts directly from Bas...
Use when you need who holds a token (concentration, whales, treasury): returns the top N holders of an ERC-20 contract on Base or Ethereum with rank, checksummed address, raw and formatted balance, and share of total sup...
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