Connects to multiple data sources to resolve whether real-world events actually happened, with confidence scores and attribution. Exposes three paid endpoints: full event resolution for prediction markets ($0.005), quick claim verification ($0.003), and crypto price threshold checks ($0.002). You'd reach for this when settling prediction market contracts, checking if Bitcoin crossed $100K, or verifying factual claims programmatically. Uses x402 protocol for pay-per-call pricing in USDC on Base L2, no API keys required. Built for automated oracle resolution on platforms like Polymarket or custom smart contracts that need objective event data with source provenance.
Public tool metadata for what this MCP can expose to an agent.
event_resolve_outcomeUse this when you need to determine the outcome of a real-world event for prediction market settlement. Takes a natural language question (e.g. "Did BTC reach $100K?", "Did France win the 2026 World C2 paramsUse this when you need to determine the outcome of a real-world event for prediction market settlement. Takes a natural language question (e.g. "Did BTC reach $100K?", "Did France win the 2026 World C
typestringbinary · numeric · categoricalquestionstringevent_verify_claimUse this when you need to quickly verify whether a factual claim is true or false. Simpler and cheaper than full event resolution -- designed for fast claim checking without structured market settleme1 paramsUse this when you need to quickly verify whether a factual claim is true or false. Simpler and cheaper than full event resolution -- designed for fast claim checking without structured market settleme
claimstringevent_check_price_thresholdUse this when you need to check if a cryptocurrency or stock price has crossed a specific threshold -- the most common resolution type in prediction markets. Returns current price, whether threshold w3 paramsUse this when you need to check if a cryptocurrency or stock price has crossed a specific threshold -- the most common resolution type in prediction markets. Returns current price, whether threshold w
assetstringdirectionstringabove · belowthresholdnumberResolve prediction market events with confidence scores. Aggregates news, price feeds, and web data to determine if real-world events occurred. Settlement oracle for binary, numeric, and categorical outcomes. Pay-per-call via x402 (USDC on Base L2) -- no API key, no signup, no rate-limit wall.
Part of the klymax402 marketplace -- 100 x402 micropayment APIs for AI agents, one wallet, USDC on Base.
Add to your MCP client config (Claude Desktop, Cursor, ElizaOS, etc.):
{
"mcpServers": {
"event-resolver": {
"url": "https://event-resolver.api.klymax402.com/mcp"
}
}
}
curl -X POST "https://event-resolver.api.klymax402.com/api/resolve" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{"question":"..."}'
# -> 402 Payment Required, with an x402 payment challenge in the response body
Any x402-aware client (@x402/fetch, x402-agent-tools, ATXP) handles the 402 -> sign -> retry cycle automatically.
| Tool | Method | Path | Price | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
event_resolve_outcome | POST | /api/resolve | $0.005 | Resolve a prediction market event/question. Aggregates multiple data sources to determine outcome with confidence score. |
event_verify_claim | POST | /api/verify | $0.003 | Quick-verify a factual claim. Returns verdict (true/false/unverifiable) with confidence and evidence. |
event_check_price_threshold | POST | /api/price-check | $0.002 | Check if a crypto/stock price crossed a threshold. Common prediction market resolution pattern. |
event_resolve_outcomeUse this when you need to determine the outcome of a real-world event for prediction market settlement. Takes a natural language question (e.g. "Did BTC reach $100K?", "Did France win the 2026 World Cup?") and returns a structured resolution with confidence score.
Parameters
| Name | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
question | string | yes | The event question to resolve, e.g. 'Did BTC reach $100K by April 2026?' or 'Did the Lakers win the NBA Finals 2026?' |
type | string | no | Type of resolution expected. binary = Yes/No, numeric = a number, categorical = one of several options. Default: binary. |
Returns
question -- the original question being resolvedresolved -- whether the event can be conclusively determined (true/false)outcome -- the determined result -- "Yes"/"No" for binary, a number for numeric, or a category stringconfidence -- 0-100 score indicating certainty of the resolutionsources -- array of data sources consulted, each with name, url, and whether it agrees with the outcometimestamp -- ISO timestamp of when the resolution was performedExample response:
{ "question": "Did BTC reach $100K?", "resolved": true, "outcome": "Yes", "confidence": 95, "sources": [{ "name": "CoinGecko", "url": "https://coingecko.com", "agrees": true }], "timestamp": "2026-04-13T12:00:00Z" }
Not for: prediction market odds (use prediction_list_markets), crypto prices only (use token_get_price), full fact checking with sources (use research_check_fact), trust/security scoring (use trust_score_evaluate).
event_verify_claimUse this when you need to quickly verify whether a factual claim is true or false. Simpler and cheaper than full event resolution -- designed for fast claim checking without structured market settlement.
Parameters
| Name | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
claim | string | yes | The factual claim to verify, e.g. 'Bitcoin is above $90,000' or 'The US unemployment rate is below 4%' |
Returns
claim -- the original claim being verifiedverdict -- "true", "false", or "unverifiable" if insufficient dataconfidence -- 0-100 score indicating certainty of the verdictevidence -- array of strings summarizing supporting or contradicting evidence foundExample response:
{ "claim": "Tesla stock is above $300", "verdict": "true", "confidence": 90, "evidence": ["CoinGecko/financial APIs confirm current price above threshold", "Multiple news sources corroborate"] }
Not for: prediction market odds (use prediction_list_markets), full fact checking with sources (use research_check_fact), stock prices (use stock_get_quote), crypto prices only (use token_get_price).
event_check_price_thresholdUse this when you need to check if a cryptocurrency or stock price has crossed a specific threshold -- the most common resolution type in prediction markets. Returns current price, whether threshold was crossed, and direction.
Parameters
| Name | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
asset | string | yes | Asset name or CoinGecko ID (e.g. 'bitcoin', 'ethereum', 'solana', 'dogecoin') |
threshold | number | yes | Price threshold in USD to check against |
direction | string | yes | Whether to check if price is above or below the threshold |
Returns
asset -- the asset being checked (e.g. "bitcoin", "ethereum", "solana")currentPrice -- the current price in USD from CoinGeckothreshold -- the target price thresholddirection -- "above" or "below" -- which direction constitutes crossingcrossed -- boolean indicating whether the price has crossed the threshold in the specified directionExample response:
{ "asset": "bitcoin", "currentPrice": 102450.23, "threshold": 100000, "direction": "above", "crossed": true }
Not for: crypto prices only (use token_get_price), prediction market odds (use prediction_list_markets), stock prices (use stock_get_quote), trust/security scoring (use trust_score_evaluate).
eip155:8453)100 x402 micropayment APIs for AI agents -- one wallet, USDC on Base, zero signup.
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