Wash-filtered intelligence for x402: categories, services, wash analysis, trends.
Wash-filtered intelligence layer for the x402 ecosystem — free public dashboard, daily CC0 datasets, x402-native paid API, and a remote MCP server. Public x402 dashboards count transactions. x402watch classifies them. Every active buyer wallet is tagged with one of eight labels — , , , , , , , or — using cohort signals + vanity clustering. Real-volume reporting excludes the synthetic categories,…
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Wash-filtered intelligence layer for the x402 ecosystem — free public dashboard, daily CC0 datasets, x402-native paid API, and a remote MCP server. Public x402 dashboards count transactions. x402watch classifies them. Every active buyer wallet is tagged with one of eight labels — , , , , , , , or — using cohort signals + vanity clustering. Real-volume reporting excludes the synthetic categories, so service rankings reflect actual demand instead of self-funded noise. 1. Wash filter — 8-label…
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