owner-powers says the owner CAN mint; this says whether they ARE, and how fast. A token can advertise fixed supply and quietly inflate it, diluting holders before the dump. Sums zero-address mints and burns over a window (CDP SQL) against live on-chain totalSupply, annualised. Verdict from fixed_in_window / deflationary to hyperinflation. Honest: bridges, staking and LP programs mint legitimately — flags the RATE, not intent. Not financial advice.

Not price momentum — ADOPTION. token-age tells you when a token was born; holder-distribution is a snapshot. Neither shows the TRAJECTORY. A token can pass every static check and still bleed users week over week — what a human sees watching for days, an agent can't. Reads weekly transfer counts and distinct participants over the last 28 days and calls it: accelerating, steady, cooling, dying, or low_activity. Activity ≠ price; pair with wash-trading. Not financial advice.

A quote shows today's price; it does NOT tell you a $5k buy into a $20k pool pays ~20% more. This takes the token's deepest Base pool, treats it as constant-product (Uniswap-V2 / Aerodrome volatile) and computes the exact x*y=k price impact for your USD size. Conservative — concentrated-liquidity pools usually do better. Also returns the largest size under 1% and 3% impact. Pass address= and size= (USD). An estimate; confirm with swap-route. Not financial advice.

The address-poisoning attack: a scammer sends dust from an address whose first/last characters match one you really use, hoping you copy-paste the poisoned one. An auto-paying agent is the perfect victim. This compares the recipient against the head/tail of addresses the wallet actually transacts with and flags a look-alike that is NOT a real counterparty. Pass wallet= (yours) and to= (the recipient). A heuristic — verify the full address regardless. Not financial advice.

Settlement/value date: T+n business days across national statutory calendars (intersected), with the market cycle cited to its primary source and a per-day trail

Pass a comma-separated list of up to 25 addresses and get an OFAC sanctions result for each, plus the flagged subset. Built for compliance agents vetting whole counterparty lists in one call.

Do two tokens share the same recent holders — the farm / sybil / coordinated-launch signal nobody else surfaces? Reads each token's recent recipients and returns the overlap as a share of the smaller set: independent (the few % unrelated tokens share via routers/power users), overlapping, or strongly_linked (a coordinated cohort — same farm, deployer community, or a sybil set rotating between them). Pass a= and b=. A signal, not proof. Not financial advice.

Settlement/value date: T+n business days across national statutory calendars (intersected), with the market cycle cited to its primary source and a per-day trail

Not 'is this address sanctioned' (that's sanctions) but 'has it DEALT with one' — screens a wallet's USDC counterparties (both directions) against the OFAC SDN list. Taint by association: receiving from or routing through a wallet that transacts with sanctioned addresses carries sanctions risk. Returns the sanctioned counterparties found. Covers direct counterparties; pair with fund-trace for the multi-hop funding chain. Not financial advice.

Top-10 holders with their %, holder count, concentration level (whale risk), and LP-lock %, from GoPlus. Lets agents judge how fairly a token is distributed before trading. No API key required.

Complete token portfolio for a Base address with USD values: every ERC-20 the wallet holds, priced from live DEX liquidity, plus native ETH — sorted by value with a total. Holdings nobody quotes are listed and counted separately rather than silently valued at zero.

Complete ERC-20 portfolio for a Base address — every non-zero token with balance, metadata and live USD value, plus a total. Token discovery via CDP Data API (Coinbase) with Alchemy fallback; USD from DexScreener.

Wallet age in days, first & last activity timestamps, and outgoing transaction count for any Base address — read straight from the Base archive, not a 30-day feed, so it dates wallets of any age. Counts and last-activity cover what the wallet SENT; inbound transfers don't raise the nonce and aren't counted. Built for sybil screening and counterparty trust checks.

Keyword suggestions API: discover keywords to target from a website or page using Google Ads Keyword Planner data, with monthly search volume, CPC, advertising competition, bid estimates and monthly search history. Unlike ranked-keywords, these are suggestions, not existing rankings. Returns up to 100 keywords. No data returns empty results.

The latest transactions for a Base address — hash, time, from/to, ETH value, success — via Covalent. For agents tracking what a wallet is doing.

Call before buying, swapping into or accepting any Base ERC-20, to learn if you can sell it back. $0.02, ~1-3 s, measured on-chain: honeypot test (simulated buy then sell via the deepest pool: sell ok? round-trip loss vs fees), per-pool transfer tax from real recent swap receipts, USD liquidity per pool (Uniswap v2/v3, Aerodrome, Slipstream), sell quotes, and an ok/caution/avoid verdict citing each fact. Errors: 400/503 JSON {error}, not charged.

Audits how ~17 AI crawlers and agents (GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot, Google-Extended, ChatGPT-User, ...) can reach and read a site: robots rules per bot, live user-agent probes, llms.txt, sitemap, JSON-LD, canonical host, agent interfaces. Does not guarantee crawling, ranking, citation, or traffic. Not charged if the site blocks us or is unreachable (422, charged:false).

Lists a wallet's active token approvals — which contracts can spend its tokens, the allowance, USD value at risk and a risk factor (revoke.cash-style). Essential wallet-security check for agents and users.

🆕 Live — B20 is Base's native precompile token standard, and unlike ERC-20 a B20 issuer can freeze holders (Policy Registry) and even SEIZE your balance (burnBlocked) at the protocol level. This reads those powers — seizable, freezable, paused, rebase, uncapped-mint — into one hold/caution/avoid verdict, and separates a real tokenized stock from one merely wearing an equity ticker by reading the transfer-policy admin on chain, not a list: all 13 Coinbase equities, and the next on day one.

Goes past 'top-10 = X%' to classify the holder base: how much the creator & owner still hold, which top holders are infrastructure (LP/CEX/bridge — benign) vs unlabelled wallets (the concentration that can actually dump the price), and the largest non-infra wallet. Separating benign from dangerous concentration is the analysis others skip.