What happens when your API's users aren't humans — they're AI agents? They don't sign up. They don't read docs. They discover, evaluate, pay, and call — programmatically. I've been exploring what infrastructure looks like for that world. A few things I shipped →
8 instruments free: ES, Gold, Crude, 10Y T-Note, BTC, ETH, SOL, EUR/USD.
Any other ticker: $0.25 for weekly + daily. Batch 10 at once for $1.50. No API keys — pay USDC per request via x402.
https://t.co/c8i8ypww8D → try it.
In trading, context is king. You need to know where you are before you decide where to go.
ES is weekly bullish (8-month streak) but daily bearish. That divergence is worth paying attention to.
Built something for that → https://t.co/DPlsOIZu4O
25 instruments. Futures, crypto, FX. Weekly + daily trend signals.
Weekly tells you the larger move. Daily tells you what's happening now. When they agree, you have conviction. When they diverge — that's the signal.
Structured for agents. Useful for anyone.
CFTC data just dropped.
ES positioning this week: neutral.
Leveraged Funds in the normal range (20th-80th
percentile, 5yr).
No crowding extreme — no directional lean from positioning alone.
https://t.co/3NrDjXieeT
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The common thread: x402 protocol. HTTP 402 — Payment Required. Request → 402 → pay USDC on-chain → get your data. No API keys. No accounts. The API doesn't know who you are and doesn't need to. All three live → https://t.co/VcJ3Ud8Gd3
What happens when your API's users aren't humans — they're AI agents? They don't sign up. They don't read docs. They discover, evaluate, pay, and call — programmatically. I've been exploring what infrastructure looks like for that world. A few things I shipped →
After building two of these I realized: agents need a way to find services like this. AgentsBoard — a directory where agents query what's available, what it costs, and how to pay. GET /agents?capability=trading → here's what exists. https://t.co/v4gEo105kp
Same pattern, different domain: vendor quote normalization. Paste a messy SaaS quote → structured JSON with line items, tiers, confidence scores. $0.50 USDC. A procurement agent can compare vendors without a human reformatting spreadsheets.
First experiment: CFTC futures positioning data. Every Friday, the biggest traders file their positions. I turned 793 weeks of that into an API — structured signals with percentiles, bias labels, strength scores. An agent calls GET /es/latest, pays $1.50 USDC, gets the answer.