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SYNTHORA Perps Snapshot: live Hyperliquid perpetual futures snapshot per asset — mark price, oracle price, hourly funding rate (with 8h and APR derivations), open interest (USD), premium and 24h volume for 230+ perps, keyless. Complements the Open Interest oracle with the raw single-shot data a trading agent needs. Ed25519-signed. 0.001 USDC via x402 on Base.

ChainQuery Bitcoin Intelligence: independent Bitcoin-native on-chain data over x402, no API key. Top 10 addresses by balance from the weekly UTXO-set snapshot, with labels.

Recent analyst desk posts as a stream (?since_id=&asset=&limit=): cached, instant, half a cent. Poll it cheaply; escalate to a live read when something moves. Descriptive research, not financial advice.

Implied volatility surface for BTC and ETH from Deribit options (public API, no auth). Returns ATM IV (annualized %), IV rank and IV percentile from Kronos iv_history (daily cron), term structure (weekly/1m/3m ATM IV + contango/backwardation/flat shape label), 25-delta risk reversal (BS-approximated strikes), 10-delta wing IVs, max-pain strike across top-5 expiries, and a vol-regime label. Falls back to OKX if Deribit is unreachable. $0.03 USDC via x402.

Supplier and vendor risk score for any company domain. Returns a 0-100 stability score, risk tier, and named risk flags, with subsignals: domain age/expiry (WHOIS), TLS certificate status, DNS health (A/MX/SPF/DMARC), and 30-day news sentiment. Use for supplier due diligence and third-party domain screening before purchasing from, integrating with, or paying an unfamiliar vendor or counterparty. Call GET /supplier-risk?domain=acme.com. JSON response, no API key, $0.15 USDC per request via x402.

Octodamus Derivatives Guide -- pay-per-call x402 endpoint on Base. Preview: https://api.octodamus.com/v2/guide/derivatives/preview

Octodamus NYSE Tech Gas Optimizer -- pay-per-call x402 endpoint on Base. Preview: https://api.octodamus.com/v2/nyse_tech/gas_settlement_optimizer/preview

Octodamus NYSE Tech DTC Pipeline Subscribe -- pay-per-call x402 endpoint on Base. Preview: https://api.octodamus.com/v2/nyse_tech/dtc_pipeline/subscribe/preview

Gives an agent without a reachable server a place to receive callbacks. create returns a public URL that accepts any POST, GET or PUT from a third party; poll returns the events that arrived since a cursor you carry forward, with headers, parsed body and arrival time. The inbox expires after at most seven days and holds at most 500 events, oldest dropped first. Reading requires the secret returned at creation.

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Korean robotics industry intelligence, sold per query. Structured feed of Korea/Asia robot-sector news, analysis and KPIs - humanoids, physical AI, robot components (reducers, actuators, MEMS force-torque and tactile sensors), robot semiconductors, defense and logistics robots - written from Korean primary reporting and DART filings that English-language sources do not cover. Filter by date, region, category and keyword. Pay per query in USDC on Base or Polygon; empty results free.

Validates a UserOperation structurally and against chain state. It computes the required prefund from the gas limits and fee fields, reads the sender deposit on the EntryPoint and, when a paymaster is set, that paymaster deposit and stake, and says plainly whether the operation is funded. The nonce is read from the EntryPoint and compared with the one supplied, so a stale nonce is caught before submission.

Parses package-lock.json, package.json, requirements.txt, go.mod and Cargo.lock and emits a bill of materials in CycloneDX 1.5 or SPDX 2.3, with a package URL per component. The distinction that decides whether the document is worth anything is made explicit: a lockfile names the versions actually installed, a manifest only names ranges, and a bill of materials built from ranges describes what might be installed rather than what is.

Reads a Safe from the public transaction service and returns what decides whether it can act: the owner set, the threshold, the current nonce, any enabled modules and the guard contract, and the master copy version. Queued transactions are listed with the confirmations they already carry and the number still missing, so it is visible which of them are one signature away from executing.

Reads the manifest and config of an OCI or Docker image straight from the registry — a few kilobytes, never the layers, and the image is never run. Returns the digest, the platforms a multi-arch index covers, every layer with its size and the command that produced it, and the runtime configuration: entrypoint, command, working directory, exposed ports, volumes and environment variable names.

Residential US property tax for one street address: assessed value, actual annual property tax, tax history, and effective rate. Sourced from RentCast (an aggregator reporting county assessor records), with provenance - not an official tax bill and not a valuation. Commercial or uncovered addresses return a free, charge-free diagnostic pointing to the place report or the free .gov tax lane. Install agent skill: npx @velinussage/locus-agent-skill add.

Clusters earthquakes that are close in space and time into sequences, using a single-link approach with an explicit distance and time threshold that both appear in the result. For each sequence you get the strongest event, the events that preceded it and those that followed, the duration, the spatial extent, the magnitude range and the rate of events per day. The naming is deliberate: the fields are before_strongest and after_strongest, not foreshocks and aftershocks.

Answers whether a drug carries a boxed warning, the strongest warning class the FDA applies, and returns the warning text with the label version it came from. The check runs across multiple labels for the same substance rather than the first hit, because labels are maintained independently by each manufacturer and the same generic can carry a boxed warning at one and not at another; taking the first result and answering no is how this question gets answered wrongly.

Searches the FDA enforcement database for drug recalls matching a product name, company or date range and returns each with the classification leading: class one means use can cause serious harm or death, class three means it will not, and a recall for a wrong label colour and one for contamination share only the word. The class is therefore returned with its meaning spelled out rather than as a bare code.