Alpha Alerts API

Real-time crypto alpha alerts — whale movements, new token launches, and trending signals. Three endpoints for different alert types.

GET https://pylon-alpha-alerts-api.fly.dev/alerts/latest

Endpoint

Base URL:

https://pylon-alpha-alerts-api.fly.dev

Parameters

EndpointDescription
/alerts/latestLatest alerts across all categories
/alerts/whalesWhale wallet movements and large transactions
/alerts/launchesNew token launches and liquidity events

All endpoints are GET requests with no required parameters.

Response

Returns a JSON array of alerts (200 OK).

[
  {
    "id": "alert_001",
    "type": "whale",
    "title": "Large ETH transfer detected",
    "description": "500 ETH moved from whale wallet to Coinbase",
    "timestamp": "2025-01-15T12:30:00Z",
    "severity": "high"
  },
  {
    "id": "alert_002",
    "type": "launch",
    "title": "New token: EXAMPLE",
    "description": "Liquidity added on Uniswap V3",
    "timestamp": "2025-01-15T12:25:00Z",
    "severity": "medium"
  }
]
StatusDescription
200Array of alerts returned as JSON
402Payment required — x402 challenge returned

Pricing

$0.01 USDC per request — paid via x402 on Base Sepolia. No API key. No subscription. Pay per call.

Code Examples

# Get latest alerts
curl "https://pylon-alpha-alerts-api.fly.dev/alerts/latest"

# Get whale movements
curl "https://pylon-alpha-alerts-api.fly.dev/alerts/whales"

# Get new launches
curl "https://pylon-alpha-alerts-api.fly.dev/alerts/launches"

x402 Setup

To use Pylon APIs, you need an x402-compatible client with a funded wallet on Base Sepolia. Here's the quick setup:

  1. Get a wallet with USDC on Base Sepolia (testnet)
  2. Install an x402 client library (x402.org Status Terms Privacy for options)
  3. Configure it with your private key
  4. Make requests — the client handles the 402 payment flow automatically

The x402 flow: your first request returns 402 Payment Required with payment details in headers. The x402 client signs a USDC payment, then retries with payment proof attached. All automatic, all in milliseconds.