Introduction
FUD.ai is an agentic on-chain intelligence layer that detects coordinated FUD and rug-pull manipulation in real time.
What is FUD.ai?
FUD.ai is an agentic intelligence layer designed specifically for the crypto market. It detects coordinated FUD campaigns, rug-pull manipulation, and sybil-driven sentiment attacks before they impact your positions.
Unlike general AI tools that analyze stale data, FUD.ai fuses on-chain evidence, social signals, and coordination detection in real time, then reasons across multiple scenarios using an MCTS-inspired loop to deliver an executable verdict.
Why do agents need FUD.ai?
If you're building a crypto trading bot, portfolio manager, or any agent that touches token markets, you need to know:
- Is this price drop driven by real fundamentals or coordinated manipulation?
- Are the social signals organic fear or a sybil botnet amplifying panic?
- Should your agent accumulate, liquidate, or ignore the FUD?
FUD.ai answers all three questions in a single API call, returning a structured verdict that any downstream agent can act on programmatically.
Key capabilities
- Multidimensional ingestion — on-chain contract data (GoPlus, RugCheck, DexScreener), social signals (Twitter, Telegram), and market data (Bybit order book) cross-validated in real time
- Coordination & sybil detection — explicit metrics: unique author ratio, duplicate-text clustering, cross-platform burst windows
- MCTS-inspired reasoning — three parallel scenarios (Real Crash / False FUD / Whale Manipulation) scored against evidence
- Reflexion loop — learns from past incorrect predictions, recalibrates confidence automatically
- Agent-to-agent native — callable via CROO CAP protocol, settled on-chain in USDC
Quick navigation
Quickstart
From zero to your first verdict call in 15 minutes.
Core Concepts
Understand the async job pattern, verdict schema, and evidence chain.
API Reference
Detailed endpoint specs, parameters, and response schemas.
FAQ
Common questions about FUD.ai, CROO, and integration.
Ready to integrate? Head to the Quickstart →