Overview
Serialized provides real-time on-chain market data and a token security API for trading apps, terminals and wallets, across EVM chains and Solana.
The security half is what matters for Elysium. A token security API is what a wallet calls before showing a swap — checking whether a contract can be paused, minted freely, or hides a honeypot pattern — and on a chain where deployers are anonymous and everything is new, that check is not a convenience but the difference between a user trading and a user being drained.
The product already runs on other chains; Elysium is under exploration, with no contract and no account in the listing.
It is also the kind of infrastructure whose presence would be invisible even when it exists: users would see a warning in a wallet, not a Serialized logo.
Filed as exploring. The useful question is which wallets and apps on Elysium would call it, because an API with no integrators is a service nobody is protected by.
From the directory listing
Real-time on-chain market data and a token security API for trading apps, terminals and wallets, on EVM chains and Solana. Exploring Elysium.
Key numbers
All-time figures the community directory reads from this project’s contracts on the Elysium testnet.
- Wallets, 7 days
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- Transactions, 7 days
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- Contracts
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