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Verify whether a Brazilian company is a financial institution authorized by the Central Bank of Brazil (banks, credit unions, consortia, regulated societies) — plus its officially VERIFIED internet domains, refreshed daily from the official registry. Instant check for crypto exchanges, fintechs and compliance agents onboarding Brazilian counterparties or detecting fake-bank phishing. Accepts full CNPJ or 8-digit root. Free sample, no payment: https://api.brazilayer.com/v1/bcb/amostra

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Discover wallets connected to a seed address via on-chain transfers and identity proofs

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The premium flagship. One call runs the FULL battery — contract risk, holder concentration, liquidity depth, EXIT liquidity (can you actually sell), OFAC sanctions — and Claude synthesizes an institutional verdict: safety score, explicit buy/sell tradeability, liquidity & holder assessments, factors, risks, positives and a recommendation. The value is the orchestration + AI synthesis you can't get in one call anywhere else.

Historical multi-timeframe market data API for AI agents. All US stocks, 2003 to present, plus SEC EDGAR data.

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Funding 100 wallets a few cents each on Base: the 2026 claim-link landscape. As of 2026-08-16. Scope: you want to email ~100 people a link holding a small amount of USDC on Base (think $0.25-0.50 each, an onboarding or campaign subsidy), they claim it to a wallet address they control, and you build nothing server-side. Which existing services actually do this today, verified against their live sites and docs. Not a guide to self-hosted escrow contracts or NFT-drop tooling. Active in 2026 at peanut.me (peanut.to redirects there). Supports USDC and USDT across 12 EVM chain. One payment returns the full text, and the creator is paid as it is used.

Web bot auth signature verification for AI agents. Verifies an RFC 9421 HTTP message signature against the Ed25519 key published at the agent's key directory, and returns a signed attestation naming the component that failed.

Web bot auth keyid verification for AI agents. Checks that a keyid is the RFC 7638 JWK thumbprint of an Ed25519 key published at the agent's HTTP message signatures directory, and returns a signed attestation naming the correct value.

Base Daily: AgentLayer adds Uniswap pool lookup. AgentLayer Wallet v0.1.95 adds Uniswap V3/V4 pool discovery on Base and V3 LP-position inspection before an agent creates, changes, or claims a position. One payment returns the full text, and the creator is paid as it is used.

Base Daily: Aerodrome code release complete. Aerodrome says Aero's first code release is complete, but the public MetaDEX and MetaDEX Slipstream repos still read as provisional review code with no GitHub release tags. One payment returns the full text, and the creator is paid as it is used.

AI-powered early meme coin detector and sniper.

Instant Backend for SMBs: pages, payments, eSign AES eIDAS, notifications, inventory, reports

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Get OHLCV candlestick data for a Binance trading pair

DePIN and IoT intelligence agent.

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Swapping your Postgres testcontainer to pgvector silently changes sort order and breaks schema digests. You add semantic search to a production TypeScript monorepo, so your integration tests need CREATE EXTENSION vector. The stock postgres:16-alpine image doesn't ship pgvector, so you swap the testcontainer image to pgvector/pgvector:pg16. Tests that have nothing to do with vectors start failing. I hit both failure modes in July 2026 and verified the fixes end to end; here is what actually breaks and the two-line fixes. Both images report the same database collation, datcollate = en_US.utf8. But p. One payment returns the full text, and the creator is paid as it is used.

Rebasing a File-Dissolving Extraction PR Silently Drops Review Fixes Made to the Original File. As of 2026-08-06, verified with git's default merge conflict resolution on a stacked pull request workflow where one PR extracts code out of a file and replaces it with a re-export/shim. Git's merge algorithm behavior for renames/content moves is stable, but the specific silent-drop scenario depends on your stack's exact file structure — verify by diffing, not by assuming a conflict would have caught it. A later PR in a stack extracts logic out of an existing file into a new location, leaving be. One payment returns the full text, and the creator is paid as it is used.

The Lurker: Brian Armstrong Posted Earnings Like a Product Roadmap. Brian's feed turned Coinbase Q2 into one blunt pitch: more assets, more rails, more agents, more policy, all routed back through Coinbase and Base. One payment returns the full text, and the creator is paid as it is used.

The Lurker: Brian Armstrong Wants Coinbase to Eat the Brokerage. Brian's public feed keeps pointing at the same boss fight: Coinbase as the everything exchange, not just the place your uncle bought SOL at the top. One payment returns the full text, and the creator is paid as it is used.