What's live today​

• Token logos everywhere — screener, token pages, search, portfolio, movers: every surface, every token, always an image. Logos are registry-backed: Cardano Token Registry PNGs (fetched via Koios, validated, and served from our own CDN-cached endpoint) cover the full curated registry today, with a precomputed GeckoTerminal redirect for stragglers and a deterministic monogram as the floor — so nothing ever renders a broken-image icon. Public too: GET /api/v1/tokens/{asset}/logo. The pipeline is written down in ADR-008.
• Chart v2 — eight timeframes (1m / 5m / 15m / 1h / 4h / 12h / 1d / 1w, up from four), a USD / ADA quote toggle, a pool switcher (the OHLCV response now returns poolChoices so you can chart any of a token's GeckoTerminal pools, not just the deepest), volume bars, and auto-refresh. All of it is in the public OHLCV endpoint — new tf values, new quote=usd|ada param, per-timeframe cache TTLs.
• Mobile app shell — a bottom navigation bar on small screens, so the core surfaces are one thumb-tap away instead of buried in a hamburger menu.
• Screener-first IA — the screener is now the front door of the app; everything else hangs off it.
• Portfolio → token links — every holding in a wallet view now clicks through to its token page (chart, pools, discussion), instead of being a dead row.

Honesty notes​

• "DexHunter-class" means the chart UX, not tick-live data. Charts refresh on roughly a 30-second cadence against cached candles — they are not streaming per-trade. True tick-level, sub-minute data needs our own chain indexer; that's the Kupmios ingestion roadmap (ADR-001), not this release.
• ADA-quoted candles are derived. GeckoTerminal only returns USD, so quote=ada re-bases USD candles against ADA's USD price. Good enough for shape and levels; not exchange-native ADA prints.
• Charts are still one pool's candles, not an all-DEX aggregate — the pool switcher makes the choice yours, but each chart names exactly the pool it reads (unchanged since v0.3).
• Logos are served at submitted size (~33 KB average registry PNG). A downscale/re-encode pass is deferred — noted as follow-up in ADR-008 — so screener pages pay a few hundred KB of logo bytes on a cold cache today.

What's next​

• Logo downscale pass — pre-sized WebP variants so lists stop paying full-resolution bytes.
• Own chain ingestion (Kupmios, ADR-001) — the permanent fix for tick-live charts, all-DEX candles, and native ADA quotes.
• x402 pay-per-query — still in development (the honest state of x402 on Cardano).

Something missing or mislabeled? GitHub issues — coverage honesty is a feature, hold us to it.

What's live today​

• Ask Basilisk — an in-app chat that answers questions from live screener, token, and wallet data. Under the hood it calls the exact same six tools the MCP server exposes (search_tokens, get_screener, get_token, get_wallet, get_ada_price, get_chain_tip) — one tool surface, four consumers (UI, /api/v1, MCP, now chat). Same data, same cache, same coverage caveats.
• Streaming answers with visible tool calls — you see which data the assistant fetched, as it fetches it, over a simple NDJSON stream.
• Navigation polish — the landing page, app header, and sidebar are now consistent and bidirectional: legacy links fixed, the header title takes you back home, and the sidebar footer links out to Home, Docs, and the API.

Honesty notes​

• The assistant runs on a server-side Anthropic API key. If a deployment doesn't configure one, chat shows a clear "not configured" state instead of pretending to work. There is no client-side key — ever.
• Rate-limited free beta — 20 questions per IP per UTC day. LLM inference costs real money per message; the quota is what keeps this free. Shared networks (offices, VPNs) share a budget — sorry, that's the blunt edge of IP-based limits with no accounts.
• Answers can be wrong. The data underneath is honestly labeled, but a language model can still misread it, overgeneralize, or hallucinate. Every answer carries the same coverage caveats as the API — and none of it is financial advice. Verify before trading.
• Chat is stateless server-side. Your conversation history lives in your browser and is sent (capped) with each message; we persist nothing but an anonymous per-IP counter. The design is written down in ADR-007.

What's next​

• Wallet-keyed quotas — if IP limits prove too blunt, the CIP-30 signature identity from the community layer (ADR-006) is the natural upgrade.
• x402 pay-per-query — still in development (the honest state of x402 on Cardano).
• Own chain ingestion (Kupmios, ADR-001) — deeper data for the assistant to reason over.

Something missing or mislabeled? GitHub issues — coverage honesty is a feature, hold us to it.

What's live today​

• Token screener — curated Cardano native tokens with live price, volume, liquidity, and txn counts, aggregated across DexScreener pairs. Try it.

• Token detail pages — per-DEX pair breakdowns plus on-chain facts from Koios: supply, decimals, fingerprint, mint time, estimated holders.

• Wallet lookup — addr1..., stake1..., or $handle: ADA balance, rewards, delegation, and holdings with USD values where priced.

• Free public REST API — everything above at https://basilisk-seven.vercel.app/api/v1. No key, no signup. The TapTools API had no free tier ($9–199/mo); this one is just open. API docs · TapTools migration guide.

• Hosted MCP server — point Claude Code, Claude Desktop, or Cursor at https://basilisk-seven.vercel.app/api/mcp and query Cardano markets in natural language. Six tools: get_screener, search_tokens, get_token, get_wallet, get_ada_price, get_chain_tip. One-liner:

  claude mcp add --transport http basilisk https://basilisk-seven.vercel.app/api/mcp
  

  MCP docs.

Coverage, honestly​

DEX aggregates come from DexScreener, which covers SundaeSwap + WingRiders on Cardano — not Minswap, not the whole chain. Every API and MCP response carries a coverage field, and the app shows a coverage chip wherever DEX aggregates appear. On-chain and wallet data come from Koios; ADA market data from CoinGecko.

What's next​

• x402 pay-per-query — in development, targeting Masumi Network's community x402-cardano facilitator (testnet PoC stage). The honest state of x402 on Cardano.
• Live trades feed — in development.
• OHLCV candles via our own chain ingestion — the Kupmios plan from ADR-001 remains the Phase-2 path.
• Agent-to-agent settlement — research; the replayable Scout × Trader demo is how we're exploring it without real funds.

If you were building on TapTools, the migration guide maps their endpoints to ours and is blunt about the gaps. Tell us what you need first: GitHub issues.

What's live today​

• Candlestick charts — 15m / 1h / 4h / 1d OHLCV on token detail pages, powered by GeckoTerminal's free API. The chart reads the token's top GeckoTerminal pool (in practice its main Minswap pool) and says so on the chart — it's one pool's candles, not an all-DEX aggregate. Also public at GET /api/v1/tokens/{asset}/ohlcv.
• Minswap coverage — GeckoTerminal's Cardano index (Minswap) is disjoint from DexScreener's (SundaeSwap + WingRiders), so we merge the two without double counting. Screener and token aggregates now carry coverage: "SundaeSwap + WingRiders via DexScreener · Minswap + SaturnSwap via GeckoTerminal", and token pages show Minswap pools alongside the rest.
• Community boosts — every wallet gets one free boost per UTC day, cast with a CIP-30 signData signature and verified server-side (CIP-8/COSE). Boost counts drive trending. For contrast: on TapTools, a Boost cost 300 ADA — visibility went to whoever paid. Here it's one wallet, one boost, zero ADA.
• Token discussion — per-token comment threads, wallet-signed, no account. 500 chars, 10 per wallet per day.
• Watchlist — keep your tokens one click away.
• All of it in the API — boosts and comments are public endpoints too (/api/v1/community/*), including the signed-payload write contract, still keyless and free.

Honesty notes​

• Charts exist only where GeckoTerminal indexes a pool. A token whose liquidity lives entirely on SundaeSwap/WingRiders gets a 404 from the OHLCV endpoint and no chart — we'd rather show nothing than fake it.
• Candles are USD-denominated (GeckoTerminal returns USD even for ADA-quoted pools); ADA-quoted charts aren't possible from this source.
• GeckoTerminal's free tier is roughly 10 calls/minute, so chart data is cached 60–120 s server-side. That budget — and the top-pool-only tradeoff — is written down in ADR-005; the community layer's design (Neon Postgres, signature verification, replay protection) is ADR-006.
• Boosts and comments live in our database, off-chain. Stake addresses (public on-chain data) are the only identity stored.

What's next​

• Own chain ingestion (Kupmios, ADR-001) — the permanent fix for all-DEX candles, ADA-quoted charts, and a per-swap trades feed.
• x402 pay-per-query — still in development (the honest state of x402 on Cardano).
• Moderation tooling for the discussion layer before it needs it.

Something missing or mislabeled? GitHub issues — coverage honesty is a feature, hold us to it.

What's live today​

• Landing page with the live waitlist and optional wallet-connect (CIP-30)
• Live market data powered by CoinGecko for ADA + the Cardano ecosystem
• Public whitepaper rendered from the source MVP plan + ADRs in the open-source monorepo
• Public docs site (you are here) covering REST API and agent integration

What's next​

• Live Kupmios-backed chain ingestion → real OHLCV candles via our own API
• REST API beta keys for the first cohort of waitlist invitees
• Closed alpha of the x402 agent rails + MCP server with design partners

Join the waitlist at basilisk-seven.vercel.app — wallet-connect bumps you up the queue.