Website tools

Tools on spliceloom.com that need no install. They read the same data as the CLI and SDK, and every panel shows its source and how fresh it is.

Stock token premiums

premium = DEX price ÷ reference price − 1.

• While Robinhood quotes a token tightly (bid and ask within 2%), the reference is the middle of that quote.
• When the US market is closed the quote widens (a bid of $2.72 and an ask of $11.80 has no useful middle), so the reference becomes the stock's last close from Finnhub × the token's multiplier. The row is marked "last close".
• Only pools whose token is the contract address Robinhood lists for that symbol are shown. Look-alike tokens that reuse a stock ticker are left out.

SEC filings

The filings card on /stocks reads SEC EDGAR for the registrant behind the ticker: current reports (8-K, with the reported item numbers translated: 2.02 is earnings, 5.02 a director or officer change, and so on), quarterly and annual reports, and ownership filings. Insider forms (3, 4, 5,

144. arrive in bursts, so they are counted for the last 30 days instead of listed. Links go to the

document on sec.gov. A ticker SEC does not list (some funds) shows "no filer".

Prediction markets

The odds card on /live reads open Polymarket events tagged Fed or inflation, plus stock events that name a listed stock token's ticker. A contract's price is shown as a probability. Events whose outcomes exclude each other show the most likely outcomes; events made of independent price levels show the levels nearest 50%. These are market prices, not a forecast by Splice.

Contract explainer

The explanation is written by an AI model from two inputs: the contract's verified interface on Blockscout (function and event signatures) and GoPlus's automated flags. It is not a review of the source code and not an audit. Contracts without verified source cannot be explained. One explanation per contract is stored for a day.

Holder access

Wallets holding at least 100,000 $SPLICE get 50 Ask questions a day instead of 10.

1. Click Connect wallet on the Ask page.
2. Sign the message your wallet shows. It is a personal_sign message: not a transaction, no gas, no approval.
3. The API recovers the signer, reads its $SPLICE balance with balanceOf, and returns a pass valid for 24 hours. The balance is read again on every question.

The pass is kept in your browser only. Nothing about the wallet is stored on the server except a per-day question counter.

Embeddable card

<iframe src="https://spliceloom.com/embed/splice" width="340" height="260" style="border:0" loading="lazy" title="$SPLICE live price"></iframe>

The card updates itself from the pool every 15 seconds, sets no cookies and loads no third-party scripts. /embed/* is the only path other sites may frame.

Telegram bot

@spliceloombot answers from the same data and can message a chat when something happens. It greets you by your Telegram name and works in groups (it only answers commands).

Alerts

Alerts are checked every 2 minutes. Price alerts use the pool price read from the chain. Large trades are read from the last ~2,000 blocks, so a trade is reported within a few minutes.

Replies are plain text returned in the webhook response. The webhook only accepts calls that carry the secret token registered with Telegram's setWebhook.

Discord bot

The API also serves a Discord interactions endpoint (POST /discord/interactions) with the same commands as slash commands. Every request is verified against the application's Ed25519 public key before it is read, replies are plain text with mentions disabled, and alerts stay on Telegram.

Public API

Read-only JSON at https://api.spliceloom.com, cached at the edge.

Browsers may call it from spliceloom.com only. The AI endpoints (Ask and contract explanations) are limited per visitor and per day. Market data is not financial advice.