Summary
An agent can trade and settle on EDUCHAIN without a front end.
Prices, pools and balances arrive in one place, and the swap or transfer goes out from the same conversation. EDU is a native token that the DEX cannot swap directly, so the wrapping into WEDU happens for you unless you ask to do it by hand.
What it is
A server for EDUCHAIN and the SailFish DEX running on it. Read calls cover token prices, pools, TVL, volume and wallet holdings; write calls send tokens and execute swaps, wrapping and unwrapping EDU as the DEX requires.
What you get
- Token prices and token detail, and the top tokens and pools by TVL
- Pool detail, total value locked, and trading volume
- Historical series for a token or a pool
- EDU and ERC-20 balances for an address, several at once, plus NFT holdings and a whole-wallet overview
- Swap quotes with price impact and route, then swaps token-to-token or between EDU and tokens with WEDU handled underneath
- EDU and ERC-20 transfers, and manual wrap and unwrap when you want the control
- External exchange market data for EDU, and an arbitrage check against the DEX price with a threshold you set
Requirements
Network access to EDUCHAIN, and a wallet private key in the config for anything that signs — the server derives the address from it. The read calls need only an address.