Changelog

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Entity resolution, tier-aware sessions & exchange aggregates

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New features

• Entity resolution — GET /entity/{address} resolves any wallet (master, sub-account, or unknown) to its owner entity: master address, every named sub-account, each member’s open book, the combined positions across all of them, and a verified-vs-chain stamp. GET /entities/leaderboard ranks the top owners (not wallets) by combined open notional. Both Pro tier. MCP: pulse_entity_profile, pulse_entity_leaderboard.
• Exchange aggregates — GET /exchange/volume (24h volume by dex — builder dexes are ~43% of Hyperliquid volume and most trackers’ headline numbers omit them), GET /exchange/oi (open interest by dex with long/short split), GET /exchange/active-traders (24h distinct traders). MCP: pulse_exchange_volume, pulse_exchange_oi, pulse_active_traders.
• Plan introspection — GET /plan returns the caller’s tier, effective limits, and every tier’s limits with an upgrade link. MCP: pulse_my_plan.
• Chain-verification stamp — GET /census/stamp exposes the chain-state block the dataset was last reconciled against; entity responses include it inline.

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Updates

• Tier-gated and rate-limited responses are now machine-actionable: 403s carry current_tier, required_tier, and an upgrade_url (code TIER_GATE), so agents can explain exactly what a request needs instead of a bare “forbidden”.
• The MCP tool surface grew from 83 → 91 tools; the REST API from 87 → 96 endpoints.
• Data-accuracy note: this release follows a full reconciliation of the position dataset against Hyperliquid chain state — open positions, open interest, and volumes now match independent trackers to well under 1%, with the residual continuously verified.

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Position lifecycles & execution quality

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New features

• Position lifecycles — per-wallet open→close history, aggregate lifecycle stats, single-lifecycle drill-downs (with composing fills), and a one-call wallet briefing. See Position lifecycles.
• Execution quality (MAE/MFE) — per-position drawdown / run-up curves, “max-pain” survivors (winners that endured deep drawdowns), perfect exits (high MFE capture), and the most catastrophic individual liquidations.
• Trader archetypes — survivors & anti-survivors, persistent winners, capital-efficient titans (PnL per fee), one-month wonders, newcomer whales, coin kings, top liquidators, and lethal coins — all derived from 90-day lifecycle behavior.
• Market structure — per-coin winner/loser profit pools, profitability by UTC hour, alpha concentration (percentile profit share), HFT-vs-swing-vs-holder splits, and head-to-head wallet comparison.
• Refreshed cohorts — pulse_cohort_recent_* tools label wallets by their last-30-day tier (not all-time), surfacing who is printing right now.
• Global recent feed — pulse_lifecycles_recent streams the most recently closed positions across the entire exchange.

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Updates

• The Pulse MCP tool surface grew from 55 → 91 tools — see the full catalog in MCP tools. The REST API now exposes 96 endpoints.
• The legacy closed-position tools (pulse_trader_closed_positions, pulse_trader_closed_position_stats, pulse_recent_closed_positions) are kept for backward compatibility but are superseded by the lifecycle tools, which read the corrected lifecycle dataset (more history, MAE/MFE, spot coverage).

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Notes

• MAE/MFE is perp-only (spot positions have no adverse/favorable excursion by design). The freshest closes may briefly show null MAE/MFE while the hourly risk backfill catches up.

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HIP-4 outcome intelligence

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New features

• 12 HIP-4 MCP tools for outcome-contract discovery, settlements, volume, recent trades, and trader overlap. See the full surface in MCP tools.
• Outcome + perp context tool lets agents pull a trader’s open perp position alongside their HIP-4 outcome exposure in a single call — useful for hedging and conviction-overlap analysis.
• Hosted Remote MCP is now documented at https://mcp.coinversa.ai/mcp, so you can connect agents without installing the npm package. See MCP setup.

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Updates

• The Pulse MCP tool surface grew from 43 → 55 tools.
• README, agent SKILL metadata, and server instructions updated for the new HIP-4 surface.

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Breaking changes

• Keyless / no-API-key mode has been removed. All MCP tools now require a Coinversa API key. Grab a free-tier key from the dashboard — see Authentication and Pricing for details.