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# Blockchains

While social media agents provide valuable insights, data verification through blockchain analysis is crucial for ensuring the accuracy of the information collected. The Blockchain Agents enhance the data by processing tickers through a dedicated pipeline that rigorously checks for authenticity and reliability:

* **Contract Address Identification**: Utilizing a combination of RouteScan API for unified omnichain access and Ethereum full nodes (Graffiti) for real-time updates. Future plans include operating our own Solana nodes, which will further enhance our data collection capabilities.
* **Malicious Activity Scoring**: Each contract is scored on a scale of 1 to 10 based on its code's integrity, enabling users to assess the safety and reliability of various projects quickly.
* **Market Cap Ranking**: Tickers are ranked according to their market capitalization, providing a clear picture of the market landscape and helping users identify key players.
* **Holder Tracking**: The holders of each ticker are continuously monitored, enabling easy access to "cross-holdings" of similar tokens. This feature provides AI agents with a comprehensive view of supply distribution, which is essential for understanding market dynamics and potential price movements.


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