Your own agent can now read an asset's candles at any of the chart's fifteen widths, and export whole stored series with a column on every row saying whose figure it is. The Agents page keeps a three-step setup checklist, offers only the permissions the hosted server honours, asks before it revokes a token, and tests a token in full. The server now has 45 tools, 19 of them in the public demo, and this entry names the tools that arrived after September 20 without a note here.
The chart on every asset page now works like a trading workstation, with 27 new drawing tools, 47 indicators, 16 candlestick patterns, alerts from any line you draw and every standard candle width, and it stays where you left it. Every alert can reach you by email or Telegram, new developer-sell alerts say exactly what a Solana developer sold, and you can test an alert and see when it last went out. The brief leads with your own money at the time you choose, and Telegram draws a chart of any asset. Our third round of fixes brings numbers that agree, coins added in two clicks, a strategy tester, a Pro-level trial, your own OpenRouter key, and billing that moves you to Free instead of deleting anything.
Investor Intel now runs on CoinMarketCap's Professional data plan, and this release puts it to work. Charts stream while you watch them. Asset pages gain CoinMarketCap news, the venues where the asset actually trades and how far their prices sit apart, dated all-time highs and lows, and a year of intraday history down to five minutes. Market structure adds open interest, funding and basis by venue for the largest derivatives markets. A history atlas reaches back to 2013: who entered and left the top 100, what the market looked like on any past day, and a screen you can replay on past dates with delisted assets included, now open on the free plan. On-chain, DEX coverage grows from four networks to ten, risk badges on EVM tokens gain CoinMarketCap's security checks, discovery boards record how long a token stays on them, and holder boards refresh on a schedule with concentration trends, cohort profit and loss, and alerts when a holder group's share moves. Markets now reaches past the top 1,000 to rank 5,000. Alerts and theses can watch the new figures, research answers cite only what was recorded, your own agent gains nine new tools, and behind it all our two market data providers are checked against each other every hour.
Investor Intel now has a free plan and an address you can hand to Claude, Cursor or any other agent that speaks MCP. The free plan is the same product with the per-reader parts locked: every market board and asset page, the regime figures, every recorded capture, the chart workstation, the narrative briefs and the whole tokenized real-world asset workspace, with no card and no clock. Around that, a large release. Wrapper premiums, on-chain depth, issuer legitimacy read from public registers, advertised yield against the yield we computed, and the SEC filer behind a tokenized stock. Meme graduation now follows real launchpads across five chains, New listings is rebuilt around the columns the capture actually fills, Markets search takes a ticker, a name or a contract, and the chart gains years of history, a post from X you can pin to a moment, and a share button. And every figure now carries the source that answered it, the time it was captured and what it cost to get. Full agent instructions are below.
Investor Intel has been rebuilt. The sidebar becomes six named workspaces, the asset chart becomes a research workstation you can annotate, save, replay and share, and a new Connected Research view puts one question beside a timeline and the evidence that existed at that moment. Markets and Degen sort properly and gain figures, a pasted contract address from almost any chain opens a full asset page, and new views arrive for market regime, structure, categories, airdrops, new listings, meme graduation and who is holding a token. Prices update live, alerts and theses gain new sources, and a long list of fixes lands.
The Daily Forge Brief arrives: a scheduled morning briefing built from overnight evidence, with a batch of ready-to-review drafts you can approve straight onto your calendar. Content Studio rebuilds Best-quality generation around a brief of your brand, tunes posts to current platform algorithms, and gains a visual brand kit so generated images follow your brand all the way through publishing. Fixes land across ForgeSays, Real Estate, social sync and workspace switching.
ForgeSays daily topics are now anchored in published news articles, with sources shown on every card, smarter categorization and new category tools. Data ingestion opens to every workspace with a Your Sources tab for following the feeds and accounts you care about. Reliability fixes land across Content Forge, the Market Signals feed, competitor scans, the browser extension and custom short links.
A full walk through the Real Estate vertical, from the property workspace and its verified facts to open houses, leads, the deal room and client-ready reporting, plus a read-only demo you can explore without an account. Brand voice can now be built from your own documents, emails, transcripts and articles, and the help docs gain a Feature Glossary covering the whole product.
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Real Estate launches as a live solution: property workspaces, fact-locked listing content, open house campaigns, leads and matching, market intelligence, and client reporting, plus a new Solutions section for exploring TheContentForge by industry.
This release introduces new customization tools and resolves several issues affecting image projects, video exports, newsletters and background processing.