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Analyze Solana wallets and multichain portfolios with Zerion API. Use for Solana portfolio value, token positions, transaction history, wallet charts, and PnL. Prefer direct REST API integration, with hosted MCP and x402 on Solana as no-key alternatives for agent workflows.
sendaifun/skills · ★ 128 · AI & Automation · score 81
Install: claude install-skill sendaifun/skills
# Wallet Analysis with Zerion API Build Solana-first wallet analysis features with Zerion's normalized wallet API. Use this skill when the user wants portfolio views, token balances, interpreted transactions, charts, or wallet-level PnL for Solana addresses, while still supporting the same flows across Zerion's broader multichain surface. ## Overview Zerion is especially useful when you need: - Solana wallet portfolio summaries without building your own indexer - Solana token holdings and wallet activity in a normalized schema - Wallet PnL and historical chart views for portfolio apps and agents - API-first implementation guidance, with MCP available for agent-native environments ## Authentication Prefer these auth modes in this order: ### 1. API key for app integrations Use Zerion API directly when the user is building a product integration. ```bash export ZERION_API_KEY="zk_dev_..." curl -u "$ZERION_API_KEY:" \ "https://api.zerion.io/v1/wallets/8BH9pjtgyZDC4iAQH5ZiYDZ1MDWC98xki2V8NzqqKW3K/portfolio" ``` For explicit headers, use HTTP Basic auth with `base64("${ZERION_API_KEY}:")`. ### 2. x402 for no-key agent workflows, including Solana If the user does not want to provision an API key, Zerion documents x402 as a pay-per-request path for AI workflows. Zerion's official agent repo also documents Solana-backed x402, so a Solana wallet can be used instead of an API key when the runtime supports x402 payment handshakes. ```bash export SOLANA_PRIVATE_KEY="5C1y..."