ACODA combines observed CEX liquidation events with position-level data from Hyperliquid — the largest transparent perp venue, where real liquidation prices are public. Every response discloses its coverage and data quality, then serves the result to trading agents per call, in USDC, over x402. On-chain lending fusion (Aave, GMX) is on the roadmap.
Centralized exchanges hide trader positions, so no outside provider can honestly claim a complete CEX position map. ACODA reports realized CEX liquidation events, reads position-level data from transparent venues, and labels the limits of each source instead of disguising estimates as observations.
Position-level maps come from transparent venues; CEX coverage comes from realized liquidation feeds. Source, freshness, and completeness stay explicit.
When $500M of longs sit at one level, that's $500M of forced buying waiting to fire. ACODA maps the gravity wells that decide where price actually goes.
No account, no API key, no subscription. An agent reads the price from a 402 response, pays in USDC, and gets the data — pay-per-call over x402.
# An agent pays and pulls the measured map — one call GET /v1/observed-map?market=BTC-USDT-PERP → 402 Payment Required # price quoted in the response → agent signs a USDC payment, retries → 200 OK { observed levels, coverage, data_quality }