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Lucky CIN – Ticker Collision Checker
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Lucky CIN – Ticker Collision Checker is a paid API for AI agents from lucky-x402.onrender.com, paid per call via x402, $0.3/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-10-29).
Checks whether a crypto ticker symbol is consistently listed across major exchanges, flagging price deviations and contract mismatches that indicate a ticker collision or fraudulent token.
Price / call$0.3
Success—
StatusUnknown
How this service works
crypto-intelligence verdicts (CIN) + creative-judgment/QC + post-gen media-ops — agent-facing
Output
Returns a JSON object with: a CONSISTENT or flagged verdict, the median USDT price, per-exchange prices, a list of price deviations (>=3% flagged, >=50% treated as different asset), contract addresses grouped by blockchain and exchange, any contract mismatches, venues that were unreachable, and venues where the coin is not listed or has no price. Also includes a checked_at timestamp and method version.
Example use cases
Meme coin scam detection before trading
“Before I buy any WOJAK, can you check if it's the same token on HTX, OKX, and KuCoin — I want to know if the contracts match and the prices aren't wildly different from each other?”
Due diligence on newly listed token
“We're about to list BONK on our platform — can you run a ticker collision check on it to confirm it resolves to the same contract address across major exchanges and has no price anomalies?”
Investigating suspicious arbitrage opportunity
“I'm seeing a huge price gap for the WIF token between different exchanges — can you do a ticker collision check to see if we're actually looking at two different tokens sharing the same ticker?”
Technical details
Endpoint
POSThttps://lucky-x402.onrender.com/x402/ticker-collision?utm_source=zero.xyzWhen to prefer
Use this endpoint when you need to verify whether a crypto ticker symbol refers to the same asset across centralized exchanges, especially for due diligence on meme coins, newly listed tokens, or suspicious arbitrage situations. Prefer this over generic price APIs when your concern is token identity integrity and contract consistency rather than just price discovery.
Side effects
- Ticker not found on any exchange — returns in not_listed_or_no_price array
- Exchange API temporarily unreachable — venue appears in venues_unreachable
- Unknown or very new ticker with no data — empty or minimal response
- Malformed ticker string — may return error or empty results
- All venues unreachable — verdict may be indeterminate
Input
Schema · Request body
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| coin | string | string ticker, e.g. TRUMP |
Output
Schema · Response
{
"example": {
"coin": "TRUMP",
"note": "Deviation >=3% flagged, >=50% treated as a different asset. Contracts compared per chain.",
"verdict": "CONSISTENT",
"checked_at": "2026-10-23T23:30:14Z",
"median_usdt": 1.6998,
"prices_usdt": {
"htx": 1.6994,
"okx": 1.7,
"gate": 1.6996,
"mexc": 1.699,
"bitget": 1.701,
"kucoin": 1.7
},
"method_version": "1.0.0",
"price_deviations": [],
"contracts_by_chain": {
"SOL": {
"6p6xghyf7aee6tzksmfsko444wqop15icusqi2jfgipn": [
"bitget",
"gate",
"htx",
"kucoin"
]
},
"TRX": {
"txzquycasxn42bjacypp2xwyvmcf6ghbnv": [
"htx"
]
}
},
"venues_unreachable": {},
"contract_mismatches": [],
"not_listed_or_no_price": []
}
}Tags
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