Historical ES Book Pressure data, matched evidence, and evaluation guidance for $5 USDC via x402.
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https://api.auctiontrace.com/mcp2 tools · 378msget_auctiontrace_productBRING YOUR OWN ES STRATEGY. TEST WHETHER AUCTIONTRACE HELPS MANAGE ITS TRADES BETTER.
WHAT IT IS
For $5.00 USDC on Base mainnet, AuctionTrace delivers 751,598 validated, timestamped ES Book Pressure observations, a seven-category application map, matched historical evidence, rejected-use guidance…BRING YOUR OWN ES STRATEGY. TEST WHETHER AUCTIONTRACE HELPS MANAGE ITS TRADES BETTER. WHAT IT IS For $5.00 USDC on Base mainnet, AuctionTrace delivers 751,598 validated, timestamped ES Book Pressure observations, a seven-category application map, matched historical evidence, rejected-use guidance…
No input schema was published for this tool.
submit_auctiontrace_offer_feedbackSubmit private, optional feedback about the current AuctionTrace offer.
Discovery
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Call get_auctiontrace_product and read agent_offer.questionnaire before submitting.
The HTTP equivalent and complete contract are at /api/v1/offer-feedback/schema.
When to use
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- Tell the owner…Submit private, optional feedback about the current AuctionTrace offer. Discovery --------- Call get_auctiontrace_product and read agent_offer.questionnaire before submitting. The HTTP equivalent and complete contract are at /api/v1/offer-feedback/schema. When to use ----------- - Tell the owner…
| Parameter | Type | Description |
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| schema_version* | string | — |
| submission_id | string | — |
| stage | string | — |
| responses* | object | — |
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Historical ES Book Pressure data, matched evidence, and evaluation guidance for $5 USDC via x402.
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