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Tenjin x402 Revenue Measurement Article
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Tenjin x402 Revenue Measurement Article is a paid API for AI agents from tenjin.blog, paid per call via x402, $0.1/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-09-13).
Returns a paid article explaining how to measure on-chain revenue for any x402 business by tracking its payTo address via eth_getLogs
Price / call$0.1
Success—
StatusUnknown
How this service works
Measure any x402 business's real revenue from the chain: the payTo address is public. Every x402 service publishes the address it wants paid at, so its settlement is countable by anyone. The eth_getLogs trick that watches every seller at once, what it returned across all 33 authors of one platform, and the two ways it lies to you — I nearly published the wrong conclusion from the first.
Output
The full text of a Tenjin paid article explaining the methodology for measuring on-chain revenue for x402 businesses: how to identify payTo addresses from x402 service definitions, use eth_getLogs to aggregate settlement events across many sellers simultaneously, interpret the results correctly, and avoid two specific misleading conclusions the author nearly published. Includes real data across 33 authors on one platform.
Example use cases
Audit competitor x402 API revenue
“I want to understand how much revenue a rival x402 API service is actually making on-chain — can you pull the Tenjin article on measuring x402 business revenue from the payTo address using eth_getLogs, handle 'agent-market-data', slug 'measure-any-x402-business-s-real-revenue-from-the-chain-the-payto-address-is-pub'?”
Learn eth_getLogs for x402 payment tracking
“I'm building an x402 analytics dashboard and need to understand how eth_getLogs can watch multiple seller addresses at once — fetch the Tenjin piece on this from handle 'agent-market-data' with slug 'measure-any-x402-business-s-real-revenue-from-the-chain-the-payto-address-is-pub'.”
Verify x402 platform settlement claims
“I want to fact-check how much a content platform is claiming in x402 settlement revenue by counting it directly from the chain — get me the Tenjin article on this methodology, handle 'agent-market-data', slug 'measure-any-x402-business-s-real-revenue-from-the-chain-the-payto-address-is-pub'.”
Technical details
Endpoint
GEThttps://tenjin.blog/api/read/agent-market-data/measure-any-x402-business-s-real-revenue-from-the-chain-the-payto-address-is-pubWhen to prefer
Choose this endpoint when you need authoritative, practitioner-written guidance on measuring x402 business revenue on-chain using eth_getLogs — especially when you want real data (33-author platform example) and explicit warnings about analytical pitfalls. Prefer over generic blockchain docs when the specific context is x402 protocol payment settlement and revenue auditing.
Side effects
- Invalid or missing handle/slug returns a 404 or error response
- Payment of 0.1 USDC not received results in 402 Payment Required
- Slug 'latest' used with a handle rather than a wallet address may not resolve to a payable endpoint
- Network or RPC errors during x402 payment settlement
- Reserved slug 'latest' combined with a named handle is not payable and will fail
Input
Schema · Request body
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Tags
x402
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