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name: api.slamai.dev
description: api.slamai.dev provides two token discovery endpoints for Ethereum and Base: one ranks tokens by active-wallet growth over a chosen time window, and the other surfaces the most recently minted tokens sorted by first-mint timestamp. Both return contract-level metadata including price, FDV, liquidity, and mint details.
host: api.slamai.dev
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# api.slamai.dev

This host serves agents focused on early-stage token discovery on Ethereum and Base. It covers two distinct discovery angles: momentum (which tokens are gaining active wallets) and recency (which tokens were just deployed). It does not provide price history, order books, or trade execution — it is a screening and discovery layer, not a trading or analytics platform.

## When to use this host

Use this host when an agent needs to screen for trending or newly deployed tokens on Ethereum or Base, particularly for early-signal detection or launch monitoring. Do not use it for historical OHLCV data, order book depth, or swap execution — use a dedicated price-history API (e.g. CoinGecko, Dune) or a DEX aggregator instead. It is also not suitable for chains other than Ethereum or Base; for Solana or other ecosystems, route to a chain-specific discovery API.

## Capabilities

### Token Discovery

Surfaces tokens on Ethereum or Base either by active-wallet momentum or by recency of first mint, enabling agents to screen for trending or newly launched tokens with supporting market metadata.

- **`fetch-trending-tokens`** — Returns a ranked list of trending blockchain tokens on Ethereum or Base, ordered by active-wallet growth over a chosen time window, with price, FDV, liquidity, and mint data.
- **`fetch-newest-minted-tokens`** — Returns the most recently minted tokens on Ethereum or Base, sorted by first-mint timestamp, with contract address, price, liquidity, FDV, and mint transaction details.

## Workflows

### New Token Momentum Screen

*Use when an agent needs to find recently minted tokens that are also gaining active-wallet traction, to filter out new launches with no real uptake.*

1. **`fetch-newest-minted-tokens`** — Retrieve the latest token launches on a given chain, capturing contract addresses and mint timestamps.
2. **`fetch-trending-tokens`** — Retrieve the current trending tokens ranked by active-wallet growth, then cross-reference with the newly minted list to identify tokens that are both new and gaining momentum.

## Skill reference

### `fetch-trending-tokens`

**Token Trend Radar** — Returns a ranked list of trending blockchain tokens on Ethereum or Base, ordered by active-wallet growth over a chosen time window, with price, FDV, liquidity, and mint data.

*Use when:* Use when an agent needs to identify which tokens are gaining the most active-wallet traction on Ethereum or Base over a short-to-medium time window (5 min to 1 day), such as for trend detection, token screening, or market monitoring.

*Not for:* Do not use for historical price series, order book data, or swap execution; use a dedicated price-history or DEX API instead. Not suitable for chains other than Ethereum or Base.

**Inputs:**

- `blockchain` (string, required) — The blockchain to query. Must be 'ethereum' or 'base'.
- `num` (integer) — Maximum number of trending tokens to return. Maximum allowed value is 250.
- `category` (string) — Filters results to a specific token subset. Currently only 'virtuals' is supported on Base.
- `activity_window` (string) — Time window over which active-wallet growth is measured. Allowed values: '5min', '15min', '1h', '3h', '6h', '1d'.
- `estimate_cost` (boolean) — When true, returns only the SLAM token cost estimate for the call without returning token data.

**Returns:** Returns slam cost, chain name, block number, UTC timestamp, and a tokens array with rank, name, symbol, address, current USD price, price change percentages, FDV, liquidity, and first-mint metadata for each trending token.

**Example:** `GET https://api.slamai.dev/chain/tokens/trending?blockchain=base&num=10&activity_window=1h`

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### `fetch-newest-minted-tokens`

**Freshly Minted Tokens** — Returns the most recently minted tokens on Ethereum or Base, sorted by first-mint timestamp, with contract address, price, liquidity, FDV, and mint transaction details.

*Use when:* Use when an agent needs to discover newly deployed tokens on Ethereum or Base, optionally filtered by category (e.g. 'virtuals') and a recent activity window, to surface the latest token launches.

*Not for:* Do not use for trending or top-performing tokens ranked by volume or price change; this endpoint ranks solely by newness (first mint timestamp).

**Inputs:**

- `blockchain` (string, required) — The blockchain to query. Must be 'ethereum' or 'base'.
- `num` (integer) — Maximum number of tokens to return. Max: 1000.
- `category` (string) — Filter by token category. Currently only 'virtuals' on Base is supported.
- `activity_window` (string) — Length of time over which activity is measured. One of: '5min', '15min', '1h', '3h', '6h', '1d'.
- `estimate_cost` (boolean) — When true, returns only the SLAM token cost of this query without executing it.

**Returns:** Returns a JSON object with chain, block, utc timestamp, SLAM cost, and a tokens array of up to N newly minted tokens each containing rank, name, symbol, address, USD price data, FDV, liquidity, and first-mint block/timestamp/hash.

**Example:** `GET https://api.slamai.dev/chain/tokens/newest?blockchain=base&num=10&activity_window=1h`

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