Proxygate

The first agentic marketplace for finance data.
Discover, pay, and use data via pay-per-use model

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An AI agent just bought sentiment data. Per call. In stablecoins. No contract, no subscription, no human.

This is what agentic commerce actually looks like ↓
@AnthropicAI @SolanaFndn @solana #AgenticCommerce

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@PredictionHunt @Polymarket @Kalshi @PredictIt Let's go!

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Tired of building separate scrapers for every prediction market? That ends today.

@PredictionHunt × @proxygateai

One unified API and Pay-per-call pricing. @Polymarket, @Kalshi , @PredictIt, filter by volume, liquidity, and category across all venues. USDC settlement on @solana. On demand.

Live on Proxygate!

Prediction markets price events before assets react. The agents are catching up.

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https://t.co/1pvnjDNmzU

[Nicolas Dessaigne @dessaigne]

My advice to founders in 2026: spend tokens, not headcount.

Record everything. Make your company queryable. Build self-improving loops.

Before long, AI won’t just help you operate your company. It will make it self improving.
Don't think AI adoption, think AI transformation.

This is the biggest shift in how startups get built since cloud computing.

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@milesdeutscher Hey @milesdeutscher super interesting stuff! I'm missing the data piece. Where are you pulling in the data?

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@MoonDevOnYT Hey @MoonDevOnYT Super interesting! How are you looking at adding more pay-per-call datasets to your trading bot?

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@wintermute_t This is where the market is going. Very good move.

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@0x_Punisher What data sources are these agents pulling in? I can imagine they could scale quicker when getting data on a pay-per call base? what do you think?

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@Recursive020 @solana @DefiLlama @HypernativeLabs @AlliumLabs @nansen_ai @0xngmi We will make it work. @DefiLlama @0xngmi

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We all know the problem of having to pay too much for data for your trading agent.

Tell us which data you would like on a pay-per-call base?

@solana

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@Eljaboom The server cost is irrelevant. The data feed cost is not. At 2,000 price checks a day on a free tier you hit the rate limit wall before lunch.

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@leshuuuk The question remains: How are agents buying the data they need to make these winning strategies?

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@AndrewHiesinger How do you look at a pay per call price for your data acces>

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@InduTripat82427 There is a clear new rise of Trading agents. But no one is talking about the broken infrastrcuture to buy/access the data you need for the agetn...

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@milesdeutscher Hey @milesdeutscher this is exactly what we believe in as well. We need to get all these data sources on a pay-per-call base. The agent who becomes the new trader is not going to sit on any sales call wiht these providers.

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@exploraX_ I totally get your thesis here. What if you could move every data source to a pay-per-call source?

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@MichaelMmerch The data feed reliability issue is worse than most setups actually measure. At one price check per second, a 30-second free-tier cap means you're trading on data up to 60 seconds stale at reset. Have you benchmarked your actual feed latency vs what the provider claims?

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@milesdeutscher This is the next step; How are you getting in the data you need?

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@ninedol On nautilus setups the data layer is usually the last thing people profile, but it is often where the live P&L leak is. Stale prices by even 30 seconds, change outcomes on fast-moving markets. What data source are you pulling from and how are you handling rate limit resets?

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@applekhankorea At $129/month the math only works if your bot runs light. A Manifold bot doing 2,000 checks a day hits $0.06/call equivalent on free-tier. What is your actual call volume per day and how are you handling the rate limit wall?