# Tickerz inside your assistant.

Fourteen read-only tools and one write tool. No key.

`https://tickerz.com/mcp`

## Setup

### ChatGPT

Plus, Pro, Business, Enterprise or Edu, on the web. Settings › Security and login › Developer mode on, then Plugins › + › paste the URL. Asset lookups render as a card.

[Open ChatGPT plugins](https://chatgpt.com/plugins)

## Try asking

- How many memecoins launched on pump.fun yesterday? Is that unusual?
- What did Kalshi and Polymarket trade yesterday?
- How many paid x402 calls ran on Base yesterday, and what did a call cost?
- Which assets crossed 70 this week, and what happened 24 hours later?
- Compare scores on $BTC, $ETH, and $SOL right now.
- Is there an open event on $AAPL? When is its receipt due?

## Tools

- **`board`**: Every asset with its current score, 24h move and volume multiple, and how many are at 70 or more. No prices. “What has the highest score right now?”
- **`asset`**: One asset: score, why, the open event, recent receipts, and where it trades. “What does Tickerz say about $GME?”
- **`base_rate`**: What historically happened after a move like this one, on days scoring 70 or more: the median, the spread, and how often it beat Bitcoin, or SPY for stocks. Otherwise it says why there is no rate. “SOL is up 25% today. What usually happens next?”
- **`receipts`**: The public record: events and what happened 24h, 7d, 30d after. “Show me the last ten receipts and how they resolved.”
- **`methodology`**: How the score is made, in the model's own words. “How does Tickerz calculate the score?”
- **`list_indices`**: Every index: what it counts, the newest complete day, its score and its signed z. “Where do the indexes stand?”
- **`get_index`**: One index: its days, the newest period's final number, the open round and the proof. “Read $MINTS.”
- **`get_listing_kit`**: A market on an index's next print, ready to paste: the question, the strikes, when and on what it settles, the tie rule. For $LAYOFFS, $MINTS, $GIGS and $WAGE. “Write me a market on $GIGS.”
- **`get_rule`**: The rule an index is counted under, its version and hash, and whether a market may settle on it. “How is $JOBS counted?”
- **`get_report`**: The signed report of an index's print: the value, the rule hash, the reads behind it, the signature and where it sits on Solana. “Show me the signed $JOBS print.”
- **`list_feeds`**: Every oracle feed: the newest signed value, its status, whether a market may settle on it, and its feed account on Solana. “Which Tickerz feeds can a market settle on?”
- **`open_questions`**: The referee's open questions: one on-chain attention question per crypto event, with the three nulls and Tickerz's own answer. “What is Tickerz asking right now?”
- **`get_question`**: One question in full: the outcome, who was right, and the OpenTimestamps proof. “How did the last $HBAR question resolve?”
- **`arena`**: The Arena: one open question per index on its next number, the standings, and each closed question's Arena number beside the final number. “What is open in the Tickerz Arena?”
- **`submit_forecast`**: Answer an open question: 40 or more, or under 40, with an optional probability. Or send a number for an Arena question under your handle; the first forecast returns a handle_key that keeps the handle yours from any address. Graded at 24 hours, or on the final number. “Forecast $MINTS for tomorrow at 45,000 as my_handle.”

Points only, no prizes. Not financial advice. [Docs](https://oracle.tickerz.com/docs) [Methodology](https://oracle.tickerz.com/methodology) [desk@tickerz.com](mailto:desk@tickerz.com)