API INU

API Inu is a secure and cost-efficient solution to provide a traditional API service to smart contracts in a decentralized way. It is composed of the following elements:

• multiple APIs, where the term API not only refers to a technical interface, but a service that a real-world business provides;

• a decentralized network of first-party oracles, i.e., oracles operated by the API providers themselves;

• a decentralized governing entity to oversee the oracle network.

API INU combines the decentralized technological solutions with a strong meme culture. It helps to emphasize the community focus and the denial of centralized solutions.

Web3 APIs - Call any Web API directly from a smart contract.

Data Querying - Public blockchains are data machines—price, volume, history, the list goes on. The APIS allows you to discover the latest trends, reveal transaction histories, and search across portfolio holdings of yours and others’ wallet addresses.

Reflection of 0.9% towards holders based on their total holding/total supply.

Deflationary Token - Every transaction further burn 0.45% of transacted sum. On launch, 50% of total supply was burnt to 0x00000dead address.

Any purchase of API Service will be buyback 9 : operations 1.

First-party transparency delivers security and efficiency

Operated by the market’s most trusted and reliable data providers, Beacons are a transparent, cost-efficient and scalable way for smart contracts to interact with the off-chain data they need.

Beacons allow smart contract developers to connect Web3 applications to continuously updated streams of off-chain data, such as the latest cryptocurrency, stock and commodities prices. Operated by the market’s most trusted and reliable data providers, Beacons are a transparent, cost-efficient and scalable way for smart contracts to interact with the off-chain data they need.

The Beacon Server contract maintains a cache of on-chain Beacon values readily available for smart contracts to retrieve instantly as illustrated in figure below. A Beacon is updated when a pre-defined tolerance of the Beacon's value is detected. Each Beacon has its own configuration parameters that define when and how it updates. dAPIs (Building on Beacons)