VI
Market capNo active market
VigilCodes is an autonomous onchain security agent built for the agent economy. It runs VIGIL — a live MCP scanner with 18 read-only security tools on Base (and Solana scan support) — so AI agents, traders, and bots can scan tokens and wallets before they sign. No hype scores. Real verdicts: honeypot checks, tax traps, ownership risk, LP lock status, whale concentration, and 6-source consensus with a false-positive guard. Missing data returns unknown, never fake safe. Live: https://mcp.vigil.codes · https://vigil.codes
SP
Market cap$19K
Sparkleware is the holographic discovery registry for Aeon AI-agent skill packs — the card catalog and storefront for the Aeon ecosystem. Every skill pack becomes a collectible holographic card you can browse, search in plain language, and install with one command. It runs entirely in the browser (static, no backend), and it's listed in both Aeon's and MiroShark's official ecosystems, with a first-party sparkleware-catalog skill living inside Aeon core. sparkleware.fun ✦
SB
Market capNo active market
$SGHT is what an agent pays with. Sighttrue keeps 720 days of provider outages after the status pages that announced them moved on 619 across 22 providers plus end-of-life dates, model prices and real ship dates. Agents buy any of it one call at a time over x402: no account, no API key, no human. A card needs a billing address and a 3-D Secure prompt; an agent has neither. It can hold a wallet. 9 of 31 tools stay free, enforced by a test.
CH
Market cap$1.9K
Chainlink is the industry-standard decentralized oracle network that solves the "oracle problem" by connecting smart contracts with real-world data. Blockchains cannot access external information on their own, so Chainlink acts as a secure bridge, enabling smart contracts to react to real-world events using verified, tamper-proof data. It is widely considered one of the first decentralized oracle networks and is the market leader in bringing off-chain data on-chain. The platform operates through a decentralized network of nodes that fetch, validate, and deliver data to smart contracts. When a contract requests information like a stock price, a committee of independent nodes retrieves and aggregates the data to reach consensus, then delivers a single trustworthy answer. Chainlink offers a suite of services including Data Feeds for asset prices, CCIP for cross-chain token transfers and messaging, Automation for triggering smart contract functions, and Proof of Reserve for verifying asset collateralization. Chainlink has established itself as critical infrastructure for both DeFi and institutional adoption, with partnerships including Swift, Euroclear, Mastercard, UBS, ANZ, Fidelity International, and J.P. Morgan. Its institutional products include the Chainlink Runtime Environment for tokenized asset workflows, Confidential Compute for privacy-preserving computation, and the Automated Compliance Engine for embedding regulatory rules into smart contracts. The LINK token is the native asset used to pay node operators for services, fund subscription accounts, and incentivize network security through staking. Node operators stake LINK as collateral, which can be slashed if they provide inaccurate data. Chainlink was co-founded in 2017 by Sergey Nazarov and Steve Ellis, who co-authored the white paper with Ari Juels, and raised $32 million in its September 2017 ICO.
YY
Market cap$5.9K
The nodal dashboard for memecoin creators. Wire your fees to holders, buybacks, treasury, partners, in stocks or any coin. Record date, loyalty, vote, etc.
LF
Market cap$4.7K
Most thorough moon mapping model to date.
AQ
Market cap$17K
Aquifer is a pricing and execution layer for tokenized equities on Robinhood Chain (chain ID 4663). It discovers every liquidity pool for a given equity token across the venues deployed on the chain, reads each pool’s price, liquidity, fee, and tick data directly from contract storage via batched eth_call, and simulates a specific order size against that state rather than quoting a midpoint. Because concentrated-liquidity pools price differently at different sizes, Aquifer walks the order through each pool’s tick ladder to determine the fill a trader would actually receive. It then allocates the order across venues by marginal price until no remaining slice would execute better elsewhere. Every response includes the block number it was read at, making quotes reproducible. The project consists of a web terminal, a keyless public REST API, an Android application, and an on-chain router contract that executes multi-venue splits in a single transaction. Coverage currently spans eleven instruments — SPY, QQQ, NVDA, AAPL, TSLA, MSFT, GOOGL, AMZN, META, AMD, and PLTR — quoted against USDG.
