Token Safety Integration: Protect DeFi Operations with SafeAgent

[Aigen-Protocol]

Token Safety for FinRobot

Proposal

FinRobot agents that interact with DeFi/crypto markets need safety checks before executing trades or analyzing tokens. SafeAgent provides this as a simple API call or MCP server integration.

What SafeAgent provides

• Safety score (0-100) for any ERC-20 token across 6 EVM chains
• 27 scam pattern detection: honeypots, hidden mints, ownership exploits, fee traps
• Real honeypot simulation via actual DEX swap testing
• DeFi yields, gas prices, token price data

Integration

# Direct API — no dependencies needed
import requests
r = requests.get("https://cryptogenesis.duckdns.org/scan", 
                  params={"address": "0x...", "chain": "base"})
safety = r.json()
# Returns: safety_score (0-100), verdict, flags, risk breakdown

Use case

Before FinRobot executes a DeFi trade:

1. Check token safety score
2. If score < 80, flag as risky
3. If honeypot detected, block the trade entirely

Links

• GitHub: https://github.com/Aigen-Protocol/aigen-protocol
• MCP: POST https://cryptogenesis.duckdns.org/mcp (38 tools)
• Latest report: Base Token Safety April 2026

[Aigen-Protocol]

Bump for FinRobot DeFi operators specifically — we shipped two pieces this week directly relevant to multi-agent crypto research/trading workflows:

1. Push-based safety alerts (/watch)
Register any wallet you research, receive HMAC-signed POST when a held token's safety score drops 20+ pts. No polling load on FinRobot's side.

2. SafeRouter on Base (0xF6EFc5D5902d1a0ce58D9ab1715Cf30f077D8f6e)
Wraps Aerodrome. Atomic safety guarantee — any swap into an unsafe token reverts with structured TokenUnsafe(token, score, flags, minRequired) custom error. Decode-able revert data, no string parsing.

For a FinRobot research workflow: Researcher agent calls /scan, Trader agent uses /saferouter/calldata to build the swap. Atomic protection by construction — no agent can skip the check.

Live: POST https://cryptogenesis.duckdns.org/mcp (38 tools, no auth, free during beta). Source: github.com/Aigen-Protocol/aigen-protocol