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Mycelia Signal

Sovereign oracle protocol — cryptographically signed data over Lightning sats (L402) and USDC on Base (x402). 11 feeds, 9 exchanges, DLC attestations, MCP server. No API keys, no accounts, no trust.

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Cost / License

  • Pay once
  • Open Source (MIT)

Platforms

  • Online  Web API
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Features

  1.  Agentic AI
  2.  Model Context Protocol (MCP) Support
  3.  Forex
  4.  Bitcoin Price Ticker

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What is Mycelia Signal?

Mycelia Signal is a sovereign price oracle that produces cryptographically signed price attestations for BTC, ETH, SOL, XAU, EUR and more. Unlike traditional oracle networks, every query returns a canonical signed payload embedding the price, sources, aggregation method, timestamp and nonce — all verifiable against a known public key. No API keys, no subscriptions, no vendor relationship required.

Pay per query via Lightning (L402) or USDC on Base (x402), making it the first price oracle designed for autonomous AI agents that need to transact without human intervention.

Key differences from existing oracles:

  • Full audit trail embedded in every attestation — not just a price, but cryptographic proof of how it was derived
  • Independent verification — no need to trust the oracle operator
  • Pay-per-query — no subscription lock-in
  • Built for AI agents — autonomous payment and verification without API keys
  • Serves BTC, ETH, SOL, XAU, EUR and more across both Lightning and EVM chains