How do I install Degenscan Intel?

Copy the http config for Cursor, Claude Desktop, Claude Code, or VS Code on this page. It uses the publisher's install, not a PlugMCP proxy.

Does Degenscan Intel need an API key?

No required environment variable is listed on this record.

What transport does Degenscan Intel use?

Degenscan Intel is reached over HTTP.

When was Degenscan Intel last checked?

Last checked 2026-11-10. Cross-asset market event intelligence for AI trading agents. Pay per call (USDC/x402) or API key.

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https://degenscan-intel.onrender.com/mcp

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1claude mcp add --transport http io.github.tradewr333-lgtm-degenscan-intel https://degenscan-intel.onrender.com/mcp

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jsonClaude Desktop

1{2  "mcpServers": {3    "io.github.tradewr333-lgtm-degenscan-intel": {4      "command": "npx",5      "args": [6        "-y",7        "mcp-remote",8        "https://degenscan-intel.onrender.com/mcp"9      ]10    }11  }12}

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degenscan-intel

Cross-asset event intelligence for autonomous agents. One normalized feed of everything that moves prices — natural events, regulators, central banks, federal rules, corporate filings, trading halts, on-chain shocks, prediction-market shifts — scored against an exposure graph into per-asset impacts, and sold per call in USDC via x402 or by API key.

Agents don't want a 3D globe. They want events_since("4h", universe=["NVDA","BTC","CL"]) for half a cent.

Spec and rationale: docs/SPEC.md.

Quick start

npm install                     # Node ≥ 22.13 required (node:sqlite)
cp .env.example .env            # optional; runs keyless in free mode by default
npm run probe                   # hit every connector once, dry-run, report reachability + sample scored events
npm run dev                     # ingest scheduler + MCP (POST /mcp) + REST (/v1) on :8787

curl 'localhost:8787/v1/events?since=4h&universe=NVDA,TSM,BTC&min_confidence=0.2'
curl  localhost:8787/v1/impact/NVDA?since=24h
curl  localhost:8787/v1/graph/MSTR
curl  localhost:8787/v1/regime
curl  localhost:8787/v1/sources

MCP (streamable HTTP, stateless): POST http://host:8787/mcp. Stdio for local agents: npm run mcp:stdio.

What's inside

Layer	File(s)	Notes
Schema	`src/schema.ts`	`Event`, `Impact`, `Asset`, `Universe` (zod) — the contract agents consume
Universe	`src/universe/`	~110 curated equities (tags: sector/hq/rev/input/reg/theme) + ETFs, indices, 15 crypto, commodities, FX, rates. Daily top-100-by-volume refresh (Nasdaq screener → Yahoo fallback → seed)
Exposure graph	`src/graph/`	~230 curated edges + tag-derived edges + 30 critical facilities with lat/lng (fabs, ports, straits, refineries). `propagate()` = weighted BFS depth 3
Engine	`src/engine/`	entity linking (tickers, names, countries, regulators, commodities, themes, geo→facility), deterministic direction inference, session calendar (`tradable_now`, `next_open`, US holidays)
Connectors	`src/ingest/connectors/`	40 keyless sources: USGS, GDACS, EONET, NHC, NWS, SWPC · SEC EFTS 8-K by item, EDGAR Atom (Form 4/13D/S-1), SEC/Fed/ECB/BoE/BoJ press, Fed speeches, Federal Register API, FTC, DOJ, FDA, CFTC, FCC, White House, EU Commission, CISA KEV, OFAC, TreasuryDirect · Nasdaq halts, Nasdaq earnings, PR Newswire, Business Wire, GlobeNewswire, Google News per ticker, NHTSA · DefiLlama hacks + stablecoin supply, CoinGecko abnormal moves, Binance announcements, Coinbase status, mempool fees, Polymarket, GDELT DOC
Store	`src/store/db.ts`	SQLite via `node:sqlite` (built into Node ≥ 22.13, zero native builds) + FTS5; cross-source corroboration by title fingerprint; per-asset impact index; source health; billing log
Server	`src/server/`	Fastify REST + MCP; `x402.ts` payment gate (402 → verify → settle via facilitator), API keys, free daily quota; `pricing.ts`

Tools & pricing

Tool	Price	What it answers
`events_since`	$0.005	what happened since t that touches my universe (past t = backtest)
`impact_for`	$0.003	net directional pressure on one asset + source events
`exposure_graph`	$0.002	who/what an asset is exposed to
`regime_snapshot`	$0.01	venues open, 24h pressure ranking, high-severity events, prediction markets
`explain`	$0.02	rationale for one event
`pulse`	$0.001	cheapest probe: last-hour event counts by class, top-3 severe, venues open
`price_for`	$0.001	price probe, no key: Hyperliquid mark/mid/oracle + Coinbase spot, 24h change, basis
`funding_alerts`	$0.001	perps with extreme funding now + predicted per venue
`whale_moves`	$0.002	large USDC/USDT transfers on Base/Ethereum with exchange labels and flow tags
`polymarket_top`	$0.002	most active Polymarket markets: odds, 24h change, volume, liquidity
`derivs_for`	$0.003	perp microstructure for one coin (Hyperliquid public API): funding, OI, premium, predicted funding by venue, flags + event pressure
`news_for`	$0.002	headlines on one asset with tier, corroboration, heuristic sentiment
`filings_for`	$0.002	SEC EDGAR filings on one issuer (8-K, Form 4, 13D/G, S-1)
`calendar`	$0.002	upcoming macro prints, FOMC, auctions, earnings (N days)
`brief`	$0.10	premium one-call pre-trade briefing per asset (replaces six calls)
`oracle_board`	$0.002	daily board of calibrated probabilities for standing questions (BTC/ETH/SOL targets, FOMC, top Polymarket) — cached, no waiting

Free trial: header X-Free-Trial: 1 → 100 calls/day/IP without payment (MCP tools/call gets it automatically). Otherwise priced routes answer 402 with x402 requirements, or accept X-API-KEY.

Networks: USDC on Base (eip155:8453) and, when configured, Solana mainnet — both offered in the same 402, gasless via PayAI.

Three ways to pay

Who	How	Endpoint
Autonomous agent, per call	x402 v2 — answer the `402` with USDC on Base; any x402 client does it automatically	any priced endpoint
Autonomous agent, prepaid key (no human, no card)	one USDC payment → `{ api_key }` with a lifetime budget: `pack_1k` $5 / 1,000 calls · `pack_10k` $40 / 10,000 · `pack_100k` $300 / 100,000	`POST /v1/keys/x402/<pack>` → then header `X-API-KEY`; balance at `GET /v1/keys/me`
Human operator, card	Stripe subscription Starter $29 (10k/mo) · Pro $199 (200k/mo) → key shown once	`GET /v1/plans` → checkout → `/v1/keys/claim`

For agents & indexers: /.well-known/x402 (resources, prices, payTo) · /openapi.json · /llms.txt · /wallets.json (our own wallets, excluded from metrics). Install the skill: npx skills add tradewr333-lgtm/degenscan-intel · SDKs: npm i @degenscan/intel (packages/js) · pip install degenscan-intel (packages/py).

Agent skill: skills/degenscan-intel/SKILL.md (also served at /skill.md) — when to call which tool, the recommended loop, how to read confidence, how to pay. Drop it into a Claude/Cursor skills folder or point the agent at the URL.

Public usage metrics: /v1/metrics (JSON) · /v1/metrics.csv — one row per week since 2026-09-27: free/API-key/paid calls, unique paying wallets, USDC revenue with on-chain tx hashes, active Stripe subscriptions. Owner and test wallets are listed explicitly and excluded from customers and revenue.

Configuration

See .env.example. Nothing is required to run. For paid mode set X402_PAY_TO (Base address) and, for Base mainnet, a facilitator that supports it (Coinbase CDP or self-hosted). INTEL_UA must include a contact e-mail — SEC blocks anonymous clients.

Deploy (Render)

render.yaml defines one web service (server + scheduler in-process, persistent disk for SQLite). Dockerfile for anywhere else.

Design principles

Primary sources first. SEC, Fed, USGS, Nasdaq before any news site. Media is corroboration (corroboration.count), never origin.
Deterministic hot path. No LLM between event and impact — latency < 200 ms, cost ≈ 0. explain is the only place a model may be used.
Everything auditable. raw_ref points at the source document; path shows the graph route; sources_status is public.
Universe is versioned. Every response carries universe_version so backtests are reproducible.
Legal by construction. Only public/government/issuer data; no real-time equity quote redistribution; unofficial APIs (Nasdaq, Yahoo, Reddit) isolated as best-effort connectors.

Roadmap

See SPEC §8. Next: deploy + live probe → real x402 settlement ✅ → registries (MCP Registry, Smithery, Glama, x402 Bazaar) ✅ → 10-K-driven graph expansion → webhooks → Degenscan bot integration.

Operator, disclaimer & data licensing

Operated by Marbella Collins LLC (Florida, USA) · [email protected]. Built and operated by Renato Pereira Chagas, who specified the product, made the design and commercial decisions and operates the service; the code was written with AI assistance (Claude).

Not investment advice. Degenscan Intel is an information and analytics service. Impact scores are deterministic heuristics over public events; they are not recommendations to buy or sell any asset and carry no guarantee of accuracy or timeliness. You are solely responsible for your trading decisions.

Data licensing. All connectors read public, keyless sources; the service redistributes normalized event metadata (titles, timestamps, links) and its own derived scores, never bulk source content or real-time quotes. Government and issuer sources (SEC, Fed, Federal Register, USGS, NOAA, agency press) are public domain or freely redistributable. Sources marked best-effort in sources_status use unofficial or terms-limited endpoints (Nasdaq halts/earnings pages, Yahoo screener fallback, CoinGecko public API) and are subject to those providers' terms; they are isolated so the service degrades gracefully if any is removed.

Credits

Event-source ideas and the supplier-overlay concept trace to OSIRIS by simplifaisoul (MIT). This project shares no code with it and no UI; it is the data/agent layer OSIRIS never had.

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How do I install Degenscan Intel?

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degenscan-intel

Quick start

What's inside

Tools & pricing

Configuration

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Design principles

Roadmap

Operator, disclaimer & data licensing

Credits