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AcePilot — Aero Evidence and Query Prices
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AcePilot — Aero Evidence and Query Prices is a paid API for AI agents from aeroacepilot.xyz, paid per call via x402, $0.19/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-11-01).
Returns historical on-chain metric evidence for Aerodrome Finance liquidity pools on Base, with pricing and coverage metadata before payment commitment.
Price / call$0.19
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How this service works
Historical on-chain evidence for Aero pools on Base. Compare query purposes, prices and availability before paying with x402 USDC.
Output
A JSON object containing: a human-readable metric answer with pool, window, and value; coverage statistics (actual hours, missing hours, coverage percentage, stale hours); evidence records with block range; dataset SHA256 and schema version; query ID; uncertainty statement; measurement state (e.g. DERIVED); and paused build intervals if any gaps exist in the data.
Example use cases
Pre-payment pool metric audit
“Before I pay, check what metrics and coverage are available for Aerodrome pool 0xec3c3755b9ded4a2960ef50c9b48c1694ce274c2 on Base — I want to see the volume over a 48-hour window with 3 evidence records so I can decide if the data is fresh enough.”
DeFi liquidity research
“Get me the TVL metric for Aerodrome pool 0x42609aa1e58c5dd7e5a012dc74118fff975f0eac on Base over the last 72 hours with 10 evidence records — I need the block range, dataset hash, and any missing coverage hours.”
On-chain fee data verification
“Fetch the fee metric evidence for Aerodrome pool 0x2836e062a3fe75943a7f4a552e2365b98e414e75 over a 12-hour window with 2 evidence records — I want to verify the measurement state and see if there are any paused build intervals.”
Technical details
Endpoint
GEThttps://aeroacepilot.xyz/v1/open?utm_source=zero.xyzWhen to prefer
Use this endpoint when you need verifiable, hash-auditable on-chain evidence for specific Aerodrome Finance liquidity pool metrics on Base (volume, fees, TVL, price) over a defined time window. It is ideal when you want to inspect coverage and pricing before committing payment, or when cryptographic proof (SHA256 dataset and answer hashes) is required for downstream verification. Prefer this over generic DeFi APIs when you need block-level provenance, explicit uncertainty statements, and per-record evidence for a supported pool.
Side effects
- Pool address not in supported enum — returns error or no data
- Metric or window_h parameter not recognized — invalid query response
- Insufficient on-chain data for requested window — low coverage_pct or missing_hours reported
- Payment not processed via x402 — 402 Payment Required before data is returned
- n value out of 0-10 range — validation error
- Data cutoff too recent — stale_hours may be high, answer may reflect incomplete window
Input
Schema · Request body
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| inputrequired | object | |
| output | object |
Output
Schema · Response
{
"type": "json",
"example": {
"why": "<method id and rule>",
"answer": "<metric> <pair> over <window_h> h: <value> in <n> summed hours",
"params": {
"n": 0,
"pool": "<pool address>",
"metric": "<metric>",
"window_h": "<window_h>"
},
"status": "ANSWERED",
"dataset": {
"dataset_sha256": "<64 hex>",
"schema_version": "aero-1",
"data_cutoff_utc": "<unix>"
},
"product": "open",
"coverage": {
"stale_hours": "<int>",
"actual_hours": "<int>",
"coverage_pct": "<number>",
"missing_hours": "<int>",
"expected_hours": "<int>"
},
"evidence": {
"block_range": {
"to_block": "<int>",
"from_block": "<int>"
},
"evidence_billed": 0,
"evidence_records": []
},
"query_id": "<20 hex>",
"block_range": {
"method": "base_2s_from_anchor",
"to_block": "<int>",
"from_block": "<int>",
"to_hour_utc": "<unix>",
"from_hour_utc": "<unix>"
},
"uncertainty": "<stated limits>",
"answer_sha256": "<64 hex>",
"measurement_state": "DERIVED",
"paused_build_intervals": [
"<{from_hour_utc, to_hour_utc, missed_builds, ...}>"
]
}
}Tags
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