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Codex
@trycodex
The one API for your entire blockchain data stack. Codex provides real-time, enriched data for 60M tokens across 80 networks and 410M wallets.
Get started for free 👉 Katılım Nisan 2024
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Codex retweetledi
Howdy, friends!
Trading terminals force you into their layouts like a one-size-fits-all sweater
@definedfi’s private beta (Redefined) lets you customize everything you like
Think Bloomberg Terminal for crypto
Spot. Perps. Predictions. One wallet.
Here's 5 quick videos:
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Trenching made easy:
- The dashboard shows the top 50 trending new tokens, pulled with @trycodex
- Tokenomics and onchain assessment + scoring powered by @rei_labs
- Sentiment assessment and scoring powered by Grok with native 'X-search' tool.
- Token page shows a chart with markers and the full assessments from the agents
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Following our partnership announcement, the Codex project is now live on the Hermes Subnet.
Validators are generating challenges based on @trycodex data, with miners competing to solve and optimise performance in real time.
Now the network goes to work.
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OKX's L2 just got Aave. Now it has real-time data infrastructure too.
If you're building on X Layer, our API is ready with filtering, trending, charts, transactions, pairs, metadata and much more.
Check out codex.io to get started with a free API key and start building today!
Defined@definedfi
.@XLayerOfficial is now live on Defined! @okx has 50M users, and they're pushing them on-chain through X Layer. You can now track and trade all of it on Defined. Check out trending X Layer tokens here 👇 defined.fi/tokens/discove…
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Codex retweetledi
We’re excited to announce a new partnership between Hermes and @trycodex.
This is about making high-quality data more accessible, more usable, and more intelligent.
On the Hermes App side:
We’ll be integrating Codex as a data source via the Hermes App.
This will allow users to query Codex directly through our unified interface - no additional setup, no extra fees for users.
We’ll handle the distribution and user access.
Simple for users. Scalable for both sides.
Looking ahead (Hermes Subnet):
The next step is bringing Codex onto the Hermes subnet. Opening it up to our community of miners and validators to optimise performance and efficiency.
In this model, Codex can leverage Hermes as an intelligence layer:
→ Turning natural language into precise data queries
→ Returning structured, summarised insights
→ Reducing cost and improving performance at scale
Usage would be volume-based, aligned with how the subnet is designed to operate.
Beyond that, a broader layer is in view. One where modular sources (Codex among them) can be composed to form a more capable agent, suited to the needs of crypto users. The idea is to leave room for additional data providers to plug in, expanding coverage without compromising the original design.
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➥ 100+ services are reported as MPP-compatible at launch
These are real businesses already accepting MPP payments:
- @browserbase - agents pay per session to spin up browsers for web automation/scraping tasks
- @ProspectButcher - NYC-based service where agents order sandwiches for human pickup or delivery
- @trycodex - Comprehensive onchain data API for tokens and prediction markets
- @AlliumLabs - System of record for onchain finance
- @merit_systems - phone calls, travel, email, & more
Major MPP Extensions / Rail Integrations
- @Visa - Extended MPP for card payments via Visa Acceptance Platform
- @stripe - Native support for cards, wallets, BNPL via Shared Payment Tokens (SPTs)
- @lightspark - Added Bitcoin Lightning Network support for fast, low-cost BTC micropayments
These companies collaborated on the spec or are integrating MPP for agent use cases
- @AnthropicAI and @OpenAI - Likely enabling agents to pay for model inference/API calls autonomously
- @DoorDash - Potential for agent-driven food/delivery ordering and payments
- Mastercard, Nubank, Revolut, Ramp, Standard Chartered, Shopify - Broader payment network and e-commerce integrations
@tempo is just warming-up ↳
Nick Research@Nick_Researcher
➥ Agents are about to kill the checkout page with MPP vs 0x402 vs Visa agents I spent time digging into what @stripe + @tempo just launched with MPP, and how it sits next to Visa’s agent payments and Base pushing 0x402 for almost a year I honestly feel shock thinking of what’s coming to hit the market MPP comes with a directory of 100+ services for your agent to use & pay for autonomously on Tempo: • @alchemy - blockchain data across 100+ chains • @alliumlabs - onchain analytics • @browserbase - headless browsers • @dune - onchain SQL queries • @fal - image, video, and audio generation • @merit_systems - phone calls, travel, email, & more • @p0 - web search and deep research • @postalform - mail delivery via USPS • @prospectbutcher - sandwich ordering • ... and many more ☒ First layer = settlement rails | This is where the real money moves [1] Card rails with Visa, Stripe infra → Still dominant because distribution + compliance is already solved → Best for high-value, discrete payments [2] Crypto rails | stablecoins on chains like Tempo → Instant settlement, low fees, programmable balances → Makes sense when payments are small, frequent, or continuous - I’ve seen this pattern before, infra gets abstracted - Agents will just route to the cheapest + most efficient rail depending on context ☒ Second layer = payment protocol | This is where MPP vs 0x402 actually sits [1] 0x402 pushed by @base eco → Stateless, request-by-request payments → Simple, composable, very crypto-native [2] MPP with Stripe + Tempo approach → Session-based payments → Authorize once, then stream usage over time → Basically turns payments into something like OAuth This small design difference changes everything From what I see if your agent makes 1 request = 1 payment, 0x402 is enough If your agent runs continuous workloads (API, inference, data feeds), MPP is way more efficient Because no one wants to sign thousands of transactions just to query an API My current belief is that there won’t be a single winner here What we’ll get instead: - 0x402 → default primitive for simple, stateless payments - MPP → default for session-based / streaming payments - Cards → still dominate large payments - Stablecoins → dominate machine-to-machine flows And the user or agent won’t even notice It’s that payments are quietly becoming a native part of the internet request itself
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Codex retweetledi
You can now ask your agent:
"Get me a list of trending prediction markets"
And thanks to our integration with @tempo, they can do it without creating an account or an API key.
Just $0.001 per request on Tempo.
Install our skill to get started:
codex.io/agents
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If you have an API that you’re interested in making work with MPP, send me a DM.
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The agent economy is taking flight.
Your agent can now pull from @trycodex's massive data set of 75m+ tokens, 400M wallets, and every prediction market.
And It doesn't need a credit card or human. Agent's can pay $0.001 per API request through x402 or
@tempo's Machine Payments Protocol (MPP).
Codex@trycodex
You can now ask your agent: "Get me a list of trending prediction markets" And thanks to our integration with @tempo, they can do it without creating an account or an API key. Just $0.001 per request on Tempo. Install our skill to get started: codex.io/agents
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@tempo Excited to build the agent economy with you!
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Codex@trycodex
You can now ask your agent: "Get me a list of trending prediction markets" And thanks to our integration with @tempo, they can do it without creating an account or an API key. Just $0.001 per request on Tempo. Install our skill to get started: codex.io/agents
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