Token safety
Metadata, liquidity and a sell simulation for any token, plus structural contract risk checks. Unknown is reported as unknown, never as a pass.
What Oracle does
Oracle is an agent loop and an MCP server for crypto. It reads chain state, researches tokens and wallets, compares routes and prepares transactions.
Agents prepare. You authorize and sign, in your wallet or with a local signer that follows your policy. Unattended trading is a separate opt-in and is off by default.
Oracle in the terminal: you ask for a quote of 1,250 USDC to ETH on Base; three routes came back and the best is Uniswap v3 at 0.4012 ETH.
Research
171 data providers and 731 operations answer with sourced reads. When a provider fails, the answer says unavailable instead of guessing.
Portfolio
Balances, positions, history and risk across your public addresses. A total with missing data is marked partial.
Markets
Perps and funding, CEX basis, options, lending and yield markets.
Launches and governance
New token launches, stablecoin pegs, Snapshot governance and Polymarket markets.
NFTs and ordinals
Collections, listings and allowlists on EVM chains and Solana, and Bitcoin ordinals and runes.
Browser and web tools
Search and fetch public pages, or work in a Chrome tab you grant: one exact tab and origin at a time.
Transactions
Everything that moves value is prepared as an unsigned transaction first. Unsupported paths fail closed instead of falling back to a guess.
| Action | What Oracle prepares | Limits |
|---|---|---|
| Swaps | Quotes from aggregators and direct venues | Ranked net of fees, gas and slippage. |
| Bridges | Routes compared across 13 bridge providers, including LI.FI, deBridge, Stargate, THORChain, Wormhole and Across. | LI.FI, Relay and Across routes can be prepared. |
| Hyperliquid | Core perps, HIP-3 builder markets and HIP-4 outcomes, plus tokens and contracts on HyperEVM. | |
| Polymarket | Market reads and locally prepared orders. | |
| NFT mints | The exact collection, quantity, spend, expiry and gas caps | Fixed before a mint is prepared. |
| Build and deploy | Builder output is prepare only. | Unsupported adapters fail closed, and RPC acceptance is not mint success. |
The path every transaction takes
Requests follow these five steps. The route is ranked net of cost and the prepared transaction is an unsigned artifact until you sign it.
Read
Portfolio, markets, positions, pools, NFTs, ordinals and venue state come from public RPCs and venue APIs before a single action is proposed.
Route
Quotes and bridges become comparable intents ranked net of cost, so a better headline price with worse slippage cannot win.
Simulate
The exact action is simulated where the venue supports it; signed orders such as Polymarket's are prepared without one. A failed simulation stops the path, and unknown is never reported as a pass.
Prepare
The output is an unsigned artifact: what you send, what you receive, the expected cost, the calldata and which app is granted permission.
Sign
Your wallet signs by default, or the local signer signs only inside the caps and allowlists you set. Done means a hash and a successful receipt.