io.github.yungsuper16-engPublished by GitHub account yungsuper16-engv1.0.3Updated Nov 3, 2026
Premium via x402: $1.00 full 20-token reconstruction - tokenomics-x402.gtcclothing1.workers.dev
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Tokenomics Audit Desk — Unlock Calendar's hosted MCP server (tokenomics-unlock-mcp.gtcclothing1.workers.dev); no sign-in required; Streamable HTTP; 4 tools.
No AI overview yet: these facts come from the registry entry and the server itself.
Web executable via Streamable HTTP. Remote servers run from the web runtime once configured in a workspace.
Paste this prompt into Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or another agent — or into SourceWeft chat. The agent reads this server's install guide, shows you its publisher, endpoint and sign-in, and adds it to your client once you agree. Keys never go into a command.
Read https://sourceweft.com/mcp/io.github.yungsuper16-eng%2Ftokenomics-unlock-calendar/install.md and connect the MCP server it describes to my client. Before changing any config, show me its publisher, endpoint and sign-in method and wait for my OK. Never put an API key in a command or in a file I would commit; ask me where it should come from.Add this to your client's mcpServers config.
{
"mcpServers": {
"tokenomics-audit-desk-unlock-calendar": {
"type": "http",
"url": "https://tokenomics-unlock-mcp.gtcclothing1.workers.dev/"
}
}
}Tokenomics Audit Desk — tokenomics audits graded from public on-chain data, and the dated token unlock calendar the desk watches, published as open data. The same engine, the same rubric, whether the verdict comes back Sound or Fragile.
Portfolio: https://tokenomics-portfolio.pages.dev · Unlock Watch: https://tokenomics-portfolio.pages.dev/unlock-watch.html · Substack: https://tokenomicsauditdesk.substack.com/ · Dev.to: https://dev.to/tokenomicsdesk · Order a full audit ($500): https://tokenomics-portfolio.pages.dev/#order
Get the data via API: https://tokenomics-x402.gtcclothing1.workers.dev ($1.00 for full 20-token reconstruction via x402).
Token Risk Verdict Engine: GET https://tokenomics-x402.gtcclothing1.workers.dev/risk-score?token=ENA — an A–F unlock-risk verdict per token: unlock cliff analysis and a sell-pressure estimate, graded on the desk's published rubric, with a signed receipt on every call. $0.025 per verdict, or $1.00 for a 50-verdict prepaid bundle at GET /risk-bundle. Rubric and sample response: https://tokenomics-x402.gtcclothing1.workers.dev/risk-score/methodology — Not Financial Advice.
Nine audits, free to read, every figure sourced:
Every audit grades five things:
These are economic triage from public data — not smart-contract security audits, not financial advice, no price predictions.
The desk's dated unlock watch list, published as open data under the MIT license (see LICENSE and data/README.md):
Coverage: 2026-10-25 through 2027-01-23 (90 days). The calendar currently carries 13 dated events. It is deliberately small: an entry appears only when the desk holds verified figures for it, never scraped in bulk and never padded. The calendar is refreshed with each Unlock Watch edition, and every figure is re-verified the morning its edition publishes.
Fields: token, project, date, amount_tokens,
pct_of_supply (with pct_basis — the share is stated against total
or circulating supply, exactly as the source states it), type
(cliff, linear, or final — only where a verified source documents
it), status, and source_note.
Contested figures: when published figures disagree on a date or size,
the entry is flagged contested and is never presented as settled:
the desk resolves it against the project's own disclosures before the
edition publishes, or the edition holds. Six entries are currently flagged this way —
EigenCloud (EIGEN, both monthly instalments) and Sui (SUI) on size or
tranche composition, Arbitrum (ARB, both monthly instalments) on a
one-day date difference, and Ondo (ONDO) on tranche
size. The
Ethena (ENA) entries were re-issued on 2026-10-25 from the Ethena
Foundation's own disclosures: the November figure previously carried
did not survive verification against those disclosures and was
withdrawn.
The calendar is the data behind Unlock Watch, which also publishes on Substack — tokenomicsauditdesk.substack.com (free subscriptions).
The free dataset in this repo stays free: 13 dated unlock events across 9 tokens, also published on Hugging Face and Kaggle and served by the desk's MCP server, listed on the Official MCP Registry.
The Unlock Data Pack is the paid tier for readers who need broader coverage than that public sample. It carries 46 dated events across 20 tokens on a rolling 6-month forward window (Nov 1, 2026 – Apr 30, 2027), refreshed weekly, delivered by email as CSV + JSON plus a readable unlock/score sheet, with a personal subscriber key. Same sourcing standard as the free dataset: every event dated and sourced, contested figures flagged. An unlock is a supply fact, not a forecast — this is not financial advice and makes no price predictions.
Two ways to buy:
Card checkout is processed by Golden Touch Clothing Inc, the registered company behind Tokenomics Audit Desk — that name appears on the checkout and your receipt.
Questions: [email protected]
Existing offers are unchanged: $199 Unlock Risk Report and $500 Full Tokenomics Audit via the desk's portfolio site.
Full tokenomics audit — supply, unlocks, holders, value accrual, comparative analysis, red flags. PDF report in 48 hours. $500, paid in USDC on Base.
Order: https://tokenomics-portfolio.pages.dev/#order Contact: [email protected]
Live x402 Data API — new: Query this dataset programmatically and pay per call in USDC on Base via x402 — no account, no API key.
GET /unlocks/full — $1.00 — full 20-token reconstruction (46 events)GET /unlocks — $0.01 per query (one token via ?token=SYMBOL, or the next 10 upcoming unlocks)Source: README.md at commit fd761ec
List upcoming token unlocks
List dated token unlock events from the Tokenomics Audit Desk 90-day unlock calendar, starting today (UTC), soonest first. Only events the desk holds verified figures for are included.
limitdays_aheadGet unlocks for one token
Return every unlock event in the calendar for one token, matched case-insensitively against the token symbol (e.g. ENA, ZRO) or the project name (e.g. Ethena, LayerZero).
tokenrequiredGet unlocks in a date range
Return all unlock events whose date falls inside an inclusive ISO date range (YYYY-MM-DD). Omit a bound to leave that side open.
end_datestart_dateAbout this dataset
Provenance and coverage of the unlock dataset behind this server: version, coverage window, entry count, sources, license (MIT) and attribution. Also returns the premium x402 API for the full 20-token dataset ($1.00 via https://tokenomics-x402.gtcclothing1.workers.dev).
Takes no parameters.
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