Degenscan Intel

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Tools (35)

• events_since

  List market-moving events since a point in time (natural disasters, regulator actions, central-bank releases, federal rules, SEC filings, trading halts, on-chain hacks, prediction-market shifts), each scored into per-asset impacts (direction −1/0/+1, confidence 0..1, horizon) with tradable_now / next_open per asset. Use it to answer "what happened in the last N hours that affects my book" or, with a past `since`, to backtest. Filter with universe=["NVDA","BTC"] and min_confidence≥0.4 to act on. $0.005/call; 100 free calls/day. Use to pull the event list for a window/universe; for one asset's scored impacts use impact_for, for a one-call asset summary use brief.

• impact_for

  Net directional pressure on ONE asset over a window: bias (−1..+1), number of events, strongest supportive and negative drivers, and the source events with rationale and graph path. Use it before entering or sizing a position in that asset, or to explain a move ("why is MSTR down today?"). $0.003/call. Use for one asset's scored impacts; for raw events use events_since, for a full asset briefing use brief.

• exposure_graph

  Who and what an asset is exposed to: suppliers, customers, countries of revenue/production, input commodities, regulators, indices that hold it, correlated assets and critical facilities (fabs, ports, straits) with coordinates. Use it to find second-order trades (an event on TSM → NVDA, AAPL) or to know which regulators/countries to watch for a holding. $0.002/call. Use to see which assets are linked to one asset; not for prices or events.

• regime_snapshot

  One-call situational picture for right now: which venues are open (US equities, futures, FX, crypto) and the next opens, 24h event pressure ranked by asset, the highest-severity events, and prediction-market probabilities (Fed, shutdown, tariffs…). Call it first in a session, or every few hours, to decide whether to look deeper. $0.01/call. Use for the market-wide state (venues open, pressure by asset); for one asset use brief.

• explain

  Plain-language explanation of ONE event's impacts: why each asset got its direction and confidence, the exposure-graph path used, the source document link and corroborating sources. Use it when an impact from events_since/impact_for is surprising and you need the reasoning before acting, or to log a rationale. Takes the event id from those tools. $0.02/call. Use only with an event_id returned by events_since or impact_for.

• polymarket_context

  Evidence pack for ONE prediction market: resolves a Polymarket market (id, slug or question text) to its current odds, then returns the primary-source events in our feed (regulators, Fed, filings, disasters, hacks…) that bear on the question, with relevance, source tier, corroboration and per-asset impacts. Use it before trading or quoting a probability on Polymarket/Kalshi-style markets ("Fed cut in October?", "ETF approved by year end?"), or to detect a fresh primary event the market hasn't repriced. Information, not a forecast. $0.01/call. Use for one market's odds plus related primary-source events; to discover markets use polymarket_top.

• pulse

  Cheapest first call: how many events hit the feed in the last hour by class (natural, regulatory, central-bank, corporate, crypto, media…), the 3 most severe with their top impacts, and which venues are open. Use it every hour to decide whether anything needs a deeper look, or as a health/probe call. $0.001/call. Use first as a cheap heartbeat; for the events themselves use events_since, for one asset use brief.

• price_for

  Cheapest price check for ONE coin, no key: Hyperliquid perp mark/mid/oracle, Coinbase spot, 24h change, perp-spot basis, current funding, plus links to our event pressure on that asset. ~1 KB, cached 30 s — made for polling loops. $0.001/call. Use for one coin's price/basis/funding now; for funding history use carry_history, for all perps at once use carry_funding_matrix.

• token_verdict

  Before buying, sniping or routing a swap: send a token contract address (EVM: base default, ethereum, bsc, arbitrum, polygon, optimism, avalanche; or a Solana mint) and get a deterministic risk verdict — DANGER / HIGH_RISK / CAUTION / LOW_RISK with a 0–100 score and named flags: honeypot, sell/buy tax, mintable, pausable, blacklist, hidden or reclaimable owner, unverified source, proxy, holder concentration, creator share, unlocked LP, thin or brand-new liquidity. Sources: GoPlus + DexScreener, 5-min cache. $0.01/call. Use for one token contract's risk checks; not a price or a recommendation.

• funding_alerts

  Which perps have extreme funding RIGHT NOW on Hyperliquid: sorted by |hourly rate| with annualized %, which side is paying (crowded longs vs shorts), open interest and predicted next funding per venue (Hyperliquid, Binance, Bybit). Use every 5–15 min to detect crowded positioning or to pick a side to receive funding. $0.001/call. Use to find which perps have extreme funding now (cross-venue); for every Hyperliquid dex incl. HIP-3 use carry_funding_matrix.

• whale_moves

  Large USDC/USDT transfers on Base and Ethereum from public explorers (no key): USD size, best-effort exchange labels (Binance, Coinbase, OKX, Bybit…), flow tag (to_exchange = potential sell pressure, from_exchange = withdrawal, mint/burn = stablecoin supply, wallet_to_wallet), totals by flow, tx links. Default threshold $1M. $0.002/call. Use for individual large stablecoin transfers; for total supply change use stablecoin_supply.

• br_premium

  Crypto-dollar and BTC premium in Brazil: USDT/USDC-BRL on Mercado Bitcoin vs the official BCB PTAX, BTC-BRL vs BTC-USD (Coinbase) at PTAX and at the on-exchange USDT rate. $0.002/call. Use for Brazil's crypto-dollar/BTC premium vs the official PTAX; not for other FX.

• stablecoin_supply

  Stablecoin supply from DefiLlama. Returns totals_usd_pegged {circulating, change_1d, change_7d, change_30d} in USD, depegged_over_50bps[] (USD stablecoins trading below $0.995 with ≥ $50M supply: symbol, price, depeg_bps, circulating), and items[] per stablecoin (symbol, peg, mechanism, price, circulating, change_1d/7d/30d, change_7d_pct, change_30d_pct, chains), sorted by supply. Net new supply is a proxy for fresh on-chain dollar liquidity. $0.002/call. Use for total stablecoin supply and net change; for individual large transfers use whale_moves.

• treasury_auctions

  Recent U.S. Treasury auction results (high yield, bid-to-cover, indirect/direct/primary-dealer share) and upcoming auctions with size, from public-domain Fiscal Data. $0.003/call. Use for U.S. Treasury auction results and the upcoming calendar; for all macro releases use calendar.

• defi_yields

  Stablecoin (or all) DeFi pools above a TVL floor with APY, 30-day mean APY, share paid in reward tokens and DefiLlama outlier flag. Not a risk rating. $0.003/call. Use for stablecoin pool APYs; not a risk rating.

• polymarket_top

  The most active Polymarket markets right now (by 24h volume, liquidity or 24h change; optional tag like crypto/fed/politics): question, YES odds, 24h change, volume, liquidity, end date, and a link to our primary-source evidence pack for each. Use it to find where prediction-market money is moving before calling polymarket_context. $0.002/call. Use to find the most active prediction markets; for one market's evidence use polymarket_context, for oracle disagreement use polymarket_edge.

• derivs_for

  Perpetual-futures microstructure for ONE coin from Hyperliquid's public API (no key): hourly funding with 8h-equivalent and annualized %, predicted next funding per venue (Hyperliquid, Binance, Bybit…), open interest in coins and USD with OI-to-24h-volume, mark/oracle/mid and premium vs oracle, 24h notional volume and change, and flags (funding_hot_long/short, premium_rich/discount, oi_heavy_vs_volume). Joined with our primary-source event pressure on the same asset when covered. Use it before sizing a perp position, to detect crowded funding, or as the market-structure leg next to events_since. Liquidations are not included. $0.003/call. Use for one perp's funding/OI with event pressure; for price only use price_for, for every perp use carry_funding_matrix.

• news_for

  Headlines that touch ONE asset in the window (press wires, corporate releases, halts, hacks, media), each with source tier, corroboration count, a −1..1 heuristic sentiment score and the asset's impact direction, plus an average sentiment label. Links to the original items; no article bodies. Use it to answer "what is the news flow on X today" or to feed a sentiment gate. $0.002/call. Use for headlines about one ticker; for SEC filings use filings_for.

• filings_for

  SEC EDGAR filings that touch ONE US issuer in the window: 8-K by item (material agreements, results, departures), Form 4 insider trades, 13D/G activist stakes, S-1/424B offerings, bankruptcy — with summary, impact direction and link to the filing. Public-domain source. Use it before earnings or when a stock moves without news. $0.002/call. Use for SEC filings of one issuer; for headlines use news_for.

• calendar

  Upcoming scheduled catalysts for the next N days: US macro prints (CPI, PPI, jobs, PCE, GDP, retail, JOLTS) with ET times, FOMC decisions and minutes, Treasury auctions and earnings dates seen in the feed, each with the assets it usually moves. Use it to avoid holding through a print or to schedule polling. $0.002/call. Use for upcoming scheduled macro/earnings catalysts; for Treasury auction details use treasury_auctions.

• oracle_forecast

  Get a CALIBRATED probability for a yes/no market question — e.g. "Will Bitcoin close above 120,000 USD on 2026-10-31?", "Will the Fed cut at the October FOMC?", "Will ETH touch 5,000 before 2026-10-31?". The oracle first assembles live context from Intel (spot, 30d realized vol, funding, OI, Polymarket odds, calendar, recent primary-source events) and computes a volatility base rate; then runs Monte Carlo simulations of LLM agent societies (distinct personas, social graph, optional news shocks) plus a 5-expert panel anchored on the base rate; a reasoning model aggregates with the rule "0.5 is never a default". ASYNC: this call returns { forecast_id, status: "queued", eta_s } in under a second; poll oracle_get(forecast_id) every ~20 s (free) until status = "done" (1–3 min). Result: probability, ci80, disagreement, base_rate, market_odds, edge (probability − market), drivers, failure_modes, confidence, runs[] with belief trajectories, panel[], commitment_hash (sha256 committed before res

• oracle_get

  Poll or retrieve an oracle forecast. While the job runs: { status: "queued"|"running", retry_after_s }. When done: the full Forecast (probability, ci80, disagreement, base_rate, market_odds, edge, summary, drivers, failure_modes, confidence, runs[], panel[], commitment_hash, context_used). Free — results are yours forever; anyone can verify the commitment_hash. Use after oracle_forecast, or with an id from oracle_board / oracle_track_record. Use only to poll a forecast_id returned by oracle_forecast (free).

• polymarket_edge

  Where a calibrated forecaster disagrees most with Polymarket right now: for each open daily-board question matched to a Polymarket market, the oracle probability, 80% interval, market YES price, edge (p − odds), which side looks cheap, base rate, resolution date and a sha256 commitment hash — sorted by |edge|. Cached from the daily board (no LLM, instant); poll it in a loop. Public Brier track record at /v1/oracle/track-record. $0.002/call. Use to list markets where the oracle and market odds disagree most; for one new question use oracle_forecast.

• oracle_board

  The oracle's standing questions recomputed daily (BTC/ETH/SOL vs price targets, next FOMC decision, most-traded Polymarket markets, upcoming CPI/NFP): for each, probability, 80% interval, base rate, market odds, edge and commitment hash — no waiting, no LLM call, cached. Pass slug to get one forecast with full drivers/failure modes and its history. Poll in a loop for cheap calibrated priors. $0.002/call. Use for today's standing forecasts without waiting; to ask your own question use oracle_forecast.

• oracle_track_record

  How good the oracle has been: Brier score overall and by domain (0.25 = coin flip, 0.15 = good human forecaster, 0.10 = superforecaster), oracle vs. market Brier and beat_market_rate on questions that had a Polymarket price, mean absolute edge, and the 20 most recent commitments (id, probability, hash, outcome). Free. Use it to decide how much to trust oracle_forecast / oracle_board. Use to audit the oracle's public accuracy (free).

• brief

  One-call briefing for ONE asset, everything an operator reads before trading it: net pressure and drivers (24h), headlines with sentiment, recent SEC filings (equities), first-order exposure map, related Polymarket market with odds, upcoming scheduled catalysts (7d) and venue status / tradable_now. Replaces 6 separate calls; ideal once per asset per session or pre-open. $0.1/call. Use when you want everything about ONE asset in one call (replaces ~6 calls); for many assets use events_since + impact_for.

• universe

  List every asset id the service scores (top-100 US equities by volume, indices/ETFs, 15 crypto, commodities, FX, rates) with class, name and exposure tags, plus the universe version stamped on every response. Call it once to map your tickers to asset ids before using the other tools. Free. Use to list valid asset ids for other tools (free).

• sources_status

  Transparency report on the ~40 data connectors: tier (primary/media), cadence, last successful run, items ingested, last error. Use it to judge freshness before trusting a quiet feed, or to see which sources are best-effort. Free. Use to check the health of each primary source (free).

• keys_trial

  Free trial API key for Degenscan Intel: 200 calls, 7 days, no card. Covers the Carry Data tools (carry_*) and the event feed; not the oracle. Then send it as X-API-KEY. One per e-mail. Use once to get a free trial key (200 calls, 7 days); then send it as X-API-KEY.

• carry_funding_matrix

  Current annualised funding for every perp on every Hyperliquid dex (main + HIP-3), with OI, 24h volume and spot mark when it exists. Data, not a signal. Requires a Carry Oracle key (US$100/month). Use for ALL perps on ALL Hyperliquid dexes at once; for one coin use price_for or carry_history.

• carry_xdex

  Assets listed on two or more Hyperliquid HIP-3 dexes (xyz, io, para, mkts…), e.g. NBIS on xyz and io. Returns items[] with base, legs[] (coin, dex, funding_apr now, funding_apr_14d, hours_positive_14d, vol24_usd, oi_usd, mark), spread_apr_now and spread_apr_14d (highest minus lowest leg, annualised), basis_pct (mark difference between legs, %), min_leg_vol24_usd; sorted by 14-day spread. Main-dex tickers are excluded because they can be different assets. Data, not a signal. Requires a Carry key, the free trial key, or x402 per call. Use for the same ticker priced on 2+ HIP-3 dexes; for perp vs spot use carry_spot_perp.

• carry_spot_perp

  Hyperliquid main-dex perps that also have a Hyperliquid spot market (e.g. HYPE, PURR, BTC via UBTC). Returns items[] with base, perp, funding_apr (annualised, now), funding_apr_14d (14-day mean), hours_positive_14d (share of hours with positive funding, 0–1), perp_mark, spot_mark, spot_pair, basis_pct (perp vs spot, %), perp_vol24_usd, spot_vol24_usd, oi_usd, sorted by 14-day funding. Data, not a signal. Requires a Carry key (X-API-KEY), the free trial key, or x402 per call. Use for main-dex perp vs its spot market; for cross-dex HIP-3 pairs use carry_xdex.

• carry_history

  Hourly funding/premium/mark/OI/volume for one coin, kept beyond Hyperliquid's 500 h window. HIP-3 coins are prefixed (xyz:NBIS). Requires a Carry Oracle key. Use for one coin's hourly history beyond 500 h; for the current snapshot of all coins use carry_funding_matrix.

• carry_naked

  Perps whose |annualised funding| exceeds a threshold (default 50%) and that have no hedge leg on Hyperliquid (no spot, no same-ticker HIP-3 listing). Raw data, not a call. Requires a Carry Oracle key. Use for funding extremes that cannot be hedged on Hyperliquid; for hedgeable pairs use carry_xdex or carry_spot_perp.

• carry_watchdog

  Every Hyperliquid perp market and dex: status (active/zero_oi/delisted), OI and volume with 7-day change, growth mode, risk flags. Requires a Carry Oracle key. Use for market and dex health (delistings, OI drops); not for funding levels.