Analyze early token buyers on-chain with bot detection and sniper identification via Bitquery.
What it does
This x402 endpoint from Agent Einstein (emc2ai.io) provides early token buyer analysis with bot detection and sniper identification, powered by Bitquery on-chain data. The endpoint is designed to return raw data about the first buyers of a newly launched token, flagging automated sniping bots and distinguishing them from organic participants.
Agent Einstein is a pay-per-use agentic intelligence platform offering on-chain data tooling and query sets via Bitquery. The platform accepts payments on three chains: USDC on Base, USDC on Solana, and BTC via Lightning Network. Paid features typically cost $0.20–$1.00 per invocation, with discounts up to 60% for E=MC2 token holders. The platform also supports x402 payment protocol for agent-to-agent commerce.
However, during probing the endpoint returned HTTP 502 on both POST and GET methods, and the /api path also returned a Cloudflare 522 (origin timeout) error. This suggests the backend origin server is currently unreachable or experiencing issues. No x402 payment challenge was captured, so the endpoint's live status, exact pricing, accepted tokens, and request/response schemas could not be verified. The endpoint should be treated as potentially down or intermittently available.
Capabilities
Use cases
- —Identifying automated sniping bots among early token buyers after a new launch
- —Analyzing the first wallets to buy a token to assess organic vs. bot-driven demand
- —Evaluating token launch quality by examining early buyer behavior patterns
- —Detecting potential pump-and-dump schemes by flagging coordinated sniper activity
- —Due diligence on newly launched tokens before investing
Fit
Best for
- —DeFi researchers analyzing token launch dynamics
- —Trading agents needing automated sniper detection
- —Security analysts investigating suspicious token launches
- —On-chain intelligence platforms integrating buyer forensics
Not for
- —Real-time trade execution or swap routing
- —Historical price charting or general market data unrelated to early buyers
- —Endpoints requiring guaranteed uptime — currently showing 502 errors
Quick start
curl -X POST https://emc2ai.io/x402/bitquery/tokensniping/raw \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-H "X-Payment: <x402-payment-header>" \
-d '{"token_address": "0x...", "chain": "base"}'Endpoint
Quality
The endpoint returned 502 on both POST and GET, and the /api path returned a Cloudflare 522 timeout. No x402 challenge was captured, so pricing, schema, and live status are unverified. Documentation is limited to a brief description and general platform docs with no endpoint-specific details.
Warnings
- —Endpoint returned HTTP 502 on both POST and GET — origin server may be down or unreachable
- —The /api path returned Cloudflare 522 (connection timed out to origin), suggesting broader backend issues
- —No x402 payment challenge was captured, so exact pricing, accepted payment tokens, and chain details are unverified for this specific endpoint
- —No request or response schema available — request/response formats are inferred and may be inaccurate
- —No OpenAPI spec or endpoint-specific documentation found
Citations
- —Agent Einstein is described as pay-per-use agentic intelligence with on-chain data tooling and query sets via Bitqueryhttps://emc2ai.io
- —Einstein accepts payments on three chains: USDC on Base, USDC on Solana, and BTC via Lightning Networkhttps://emc2ai.io/docs
- —Paid features typically cost $0.20–$1.00 per invocation with discounts up to 60% for holdershttps://emc2ai.io/docs
- —The /api path returned Cloudflare 522 error indicating origin server timeouthttps://emc2ai.io/api
- —Endpoint returned 502 on both POST and GET probe attemptshttps://emc2ai.io/x402/bitquery/tokensniping/raw