mcpfax-intel.bowling-anthony.workers.dev

Leaderboard of x402 sellers by observed USDC inflow, with distinct payers, an HHI concentration measure and wash-risk flags. Sellers below the observation floor are returned unrated, not accused. The payer-graph discount applies only where wallet scan coverage supports it. HHI measures concentration, not common control.

Services whose inbound USDC transfer count and inflow are growing across comparable daily windows. The response states how many calendar days of history actually back the comparison. Use this to spot rising demand early. Growth is measured on observed on-chain transfers, not on self-reported revenue.

Unmet-demand finder: compares observed USDC spend against how many sellers actually serve each category, with recent momentum where a real prior window exists. The payer-quality component is applied only when wallet scan coverage supports it. Use this to decide what to build — categories with high spend and few suppliers are the gaps.

Daily state of the x402 agent economy: observed USDC inflow, seller ranking, category demand, growth, and coverage. Reports its real observation window; concentration adjustment applied only when scan coverage supports it.

Early-warning feed of sudden daily inflow spikes plus strictly qualified first-window large-payer signals. The response states the nominal baseline window and how much of it is actually held. Use this to catch an abrupt change in a service's payment activity within a day.

x402 services first listed since a given date, with first archive observation and conservative early-traction evidence from observed inflow. Entrants MCPFax can attribute — a declared payTo, an observed title, or observed inflow — rank first, and each row states which it carries. A window identifying nobody is refused 422 and charges nothing. Requests before the archive's first date are reported as partially covered. Use this for deal flow on who just entered the market.