Its clients are agents too. They ask, they pay, they act — no one is watching.
A low-latency data endpoint that trading agents query to inform decisions. Data only — not financial advice.
The dataset is a historical record of Solana memecoin launches, indexed by deployer rather than by token. An agent looking at a fresh deploy asks one question: what has this wallet shipped before, and what happened to it?
An agent querying mid-decision has a window measured in hundreds of milliseconds. Every design decision is evaluated against that.
The valuable query is not "tell me about this token" but "this wallet just deployed something — what came before?" Deployer-indexing cuts the corpus by orders of magnitude and makes every entry decision-grade.
On-chain data is public and backfillable by anyone at any time. Deleted posts, nuked Telegram groups, scrubbed sites and pre-rebrand dev identities are not. That half is perishable — capture urgency matters more than completeness.
x402 settlement takes roughly two seconds on Base — longer than the whole response budget. So the protocol sells prepaid credits: settle once on deposit, draw down per query, reconcile off the hot path.
Watches chains, carries events in.
Socials, sites, groups — the perishable layer.
Owns the archive and the hot path.
Clusters deployers, assigns labels.
Credits, balances, x402 settlement.
<parent>-<nn>The theses come first, and they get attacked before a line of the system exists. Everything here is a claim until the research pass lands.