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A token question rarely stops at the price. Who holds it, how concentrated the supply is, what is moving on-chain and when the next unlock lands are the questions that separate research from a quote, and each normally means a different indexer with its own key. Through AgentKey your agent reads token profiles, holders, transfers, DEX trades and tokenomics with find_tools, describe_tool and execute_tool, with Chainbase, CoinMarketCap and Surf behind the scenes. Prices and candles live on the market data page.

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What you can ask

  • “Who are the top 50 holders of this token on Ethereum, and what share of supply do they hold?”
  • “Give me the official website, docs and social links for the ARB token.”
  • “Show the last 100 transfers of this ERC-20 contract.”
  • “What DEX swaps hit this token today, and which addresses were taking?”
  • “When is the next unlock for this project, and how much vests this month?”
  • “这个合约地址对应的是什么代币？”
  • “Resolve ‘PEPE’ to a stable id so I can query it consistently.”

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What’s covered

Profile and identity
  • Static metadata for one or more cryptocurrencies: logo, description, official website, social links and technical documentation links
  • A stable id map that resolves names and symbols to CoinMarketCap ids for use across other lookups
  • On-chain token metadata for a contract address
Holders
  • The holder list and the top holders of a contract
  • Top holders with wallet address, balance and percentage of supply, on EVM chains and Solana
Transfers and trades
  • Historical transfer transactions for any ERC-20 contract
  • Recent transfers of a specific ERC-20 or TRC-20 token regardless of sender or receiver, with sender and receiver detail
  • Recent DEX swap events for a token contract on Uniswap, SushiSwap, Curve and Balancer — trading pair, amounts, USD value and taker address
Tokenomics
  • Token unlock schedule as a time series with amounts and allocation breakdown, by project or symbol, over a chosen date range

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How to use it

Pass the request in plain language and let the router pick the tool:
Both English and Chinese phrasing work. Always describe_tool before executing — some tools take a contract address plus chain, others a symbol or a CoinMarketCap id, and per-call costs differ between providers.
Building with code? The same capability is available as fixed-contract Scenario Methods with automatic provider failover: crypto.token.price, crypto.token.info, crypto.token.holders.

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FAQ

Holder lookups by contract run on EVM chains and Solana; transfer history covers ERC-20 and TRC-20 contracts; DEX swap history covers Uniswap, SushiSwap, Curve and Balancer. describe_tool lists the chain values each tool accepts.
The profile tools return identity, not price. Use the market data tools, or the crypto.token.price method, which takes a symbol or a contract address.
Transfers and DEX trades are historical event lists, and the unlock schedule can be queried for any date range, past or future. Holder lists reflect the chain at request time.