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DeFi Safety Oracle – Token Holder Card
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DeFi Safety Oracle – Token Holder Card is a paid API for AI agents from oracle.cyberwarex.com, paid per call via x402, $0.1/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-10-11).
Returns a plain-language card (~900 chars) revealing who holds a token's supply, who can pull the pool, and who controls token powers, plus a go/caution/no_go verdict and max safe position in USD
Price / call$0.1
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StatusUnknown
How this service works
The plain-language card for a token ($0.10): who holds the supply, who can pull the pool, who holds powers over the token, and the largest sensible position, in under 900 characters, as text plus a verdict (go, caution, no_go). Free quote first at /v1/holders/quote, then ?quote=<id>. Not financial advice.
Output
A plain-language text card under 900 characters summarizing: top holder concentration, who can drain the liquidity pool, which addresses hold admin/owner powers over the token contract, and the largest sensible position size in USD. Also returns a machine-readable verdict string (go, caution, or no_go) and max_position_usd as a number.
Example use cases
Rug pull risk check before buying
“Before I ape into this Base token at 0x1234...abcd, can you get me the holder card so I can see if a whale or dev wallet controls the supply and whether the pool can be pulled? I have a quote ID: qid_789xyz.”
Max position sizing for a new token
“I'm thinking of taking a position in this token but I want to know the recommended maximum safe position size and whether the holder distribution looks healthy — can you get the DeFi safety card for quote ID qid_456def?”
Quick pre-trade safety summary for a trading bot
“Run the holder card check on quote ID qid_101ghi and tell me the verdict — go, caution, or no_go — and give me the plain-English summary of who holds power over this token before I execute the trade.”
Technical details
Endpoint
GEThttps://oracle.cyberwarex.com/v1/holders/card?utm_source=zero.xyzWhen to prefer
Choose this endpoint when you need a human-readable, narrative summary of token holder risk rather than raw on-chain data. It is ideal for agents that need to present a concise risk briefing to a user before a trade, combining holder concentration, pool control risk, and power holder analysis into a single card with an actionable verdict. Prefer this over the raw holder scan endpoint when the consumer is a human or a reasoning agent that needs a verdict, not a data analyst processing bulk structured data.
Side effects
- Invalid or expired quote ID returns an error — quotes must be fetched first from /v1/holders/quote
- Token not indexed on supported chains (Base, Ethereum, BSC) returns no data
- Payment not completed or quote not confirmed results in 402 Payment Required
- Malformed query parameter (missing quote field) returns 400 Bad Request
- Token with no liquidity or very low activity may return incomplete holder data
Input
Schema · Request body
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| inputrequired | object | |
| output | object |
Tags
x402
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