MiceliaSignal US Fed Funds Rate Oracle is a paid API for AI agents from api.myceliasignal.com, paid per call via x402, $1/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-09-14).
Returns the current US Federal Funds Rate as an Ed25519-signed cryptographic attestation
US Federal Reserve funds rate — current FOMC target for interest rate and bond trading — Ed25519 signed attestation
A signed data payload containing the current US Federal Funds Rate value along with an Ed25519 cryptographic signature that allows the receiver to verify the authenticity and integrity of the rate data.
GEThttps://api.myceliasignal.com/oracle/econ/us/fedfundsChoose this endpoint when you need a tamper-evident, cryptographically attested US Federal Funds Rate value — especially in smart contract, DeFi, or automated financial workflows where verifiability via Ed25519 signature is required. Prefer this over unauthenticated REST data feeds when downstream systems need to independently verify the provenance and integrity of the rate data.
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{
"unit": "percent",
"value": "3.63",
"period": "2026-05",
"pubkey": "f4f0e52b5f7b54831f965632bf1ebf72769beda4c4e3d36a593f7729ec812615",
"region": "us",
"seriesid": "FEDFUNDS",
"canonical": "v1|ECON|US|FEDFUNDS|3.63|percent|2026-05|2026-05-01|FRED|FEDFUNDS|directapi|1781758813|282962",
"createdat": "2026-06-18",
"indicator": "fedfunds",
"signature": "970d95b85a3c72f4420e8f7e4900806e7b886c0cc6891f4ed86a456b3c737475b7279893e353249d37606dcce6640955154efc5a8dc664c3f7cbed8b64b8f70d",
"sourcemodel": "directapi",
"vintagedate": "2026-05-01",
"sourceagency": "FRED",
"signingScheme": "ed25519"
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