Every stamp,
as JSON.
Free, no key, 60 calls an hour per address. A terminal that wants more asks for a key and loses the limit. Everything the desk shows comes from these routes, so a card and a call can never disagree.
The three layers, the stamp, the quote, the seven day map, the history and the links to the evidence for one mint.
Recently audited, longest KEPT streaks, fresh BROKE, and the count of projects stamped in the last 24 hours.
The open round, the basket, the receipts and the merkle root.
What that wallet can take from the round and whether it already did. The POST of the same route hands back an unsigned transaction.
Put a mint in the queue for the next pass and read back whatever is already known about it.
A Telegram bot answers /check <mint> with the same three layers in a direct message or in a group. The handle goes here when the bot is live. There is no bot on X yet, so each card has a picture ready to post by hand.
GET /api/v1/coin/<mint>