Real-time scam wallet + token alerts on X1. Built from on-chain forensics, not hearsay.
Send 5 XNT to Flux's wallet with the memo intel:<your wallet>. Access activates within 60 seconds of confirmation. 30-day expiry.
Flux wallet:
BRBgaxdmMsgfWNj8BtutcF7CVcrhF2u2xnw2j58aLjtF
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Memo format:
intel:4zGbuYScnzb4Xe4ffiyfjufvpr6W1AN8jQdTyJV7Ly1M
(replace with your X1 wallet pubkey — the one that will query the API)
The public blacklist is free — and stays free. Forever.
Not latency — and we are not going to pretend otherwise. The free page regenerates every 30 seconds. The alert watcher polls every 60 seconds, off the same data. So a push can reach you later than a reload of the free page. If speed is all you want, refresh the free list and pay nothing.
What the paid tier actually gives you: the alert comes to you instead of you going to it, a machine-readable JSON feed with timestamps and creator profiles, cross-wallet network maps, and the two-pool honeypot heads-up. That is worth 5 XNT to some people and nothing to others. Decide with the real numbers.
What we corrected. On 2026-09-01 this feed carried 200 alerts and 178 of them were adjacency, not evidence — a wallet announced as "newly blacklisted" when the only fact was that it had transacted with a flagged one, and 63% of those flagged wallets had themselves only been auto-added the same way. They have been removed. 22 evidence-based alerts remain. We would rather show you a short honest list than a long impressive one.
All 5 XNT goes to Flux operating costs (RPC, indexing, scam-graph mapping). Public blacklist budget separately covered by APEX revenue.
After payment lands and is verified, query:
GET /api/flux-intel/json?wallet=<your_pk>
Returns:
{
"subscribed": true,
"expiresAt": "2026-06-02T...",
"blacklist": { "wallets": {...}, "tokens": {...} },
"recent": [...],
"graphs": {...}
}