token-layer

What This Skill Does

Token Layer is a censorship-resistant, cross-chain infrastructure designed to streamline the creation and trading of tokens. It abstracts the complexity of interacting with multiple blockchains, allowing agents and users to "launch once and trade everywhere." Whether you are looking to deploy a new asset on Solana or execute a trade on Base, this skill acts as your gateway. It provides a standardized interface for asset discovery, liquidity management, and high-frequency interaction across the multichain ecosystem, supporting major chains like Ethereum, Arbitrum, Monad, and more.

Installation

To integrate Token Layer into your OpenClaw agent, execute the following command in your terminal: clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/chrisciszak/token-layer Ensure you have your TOKENLAYER_API_KEY configured in your environment variables to authenticate requests to https://api.tokenlayer.network/functions/v1.

Use Cases

• Autonomous Token Launch: Agents can propose, configure, and deploy tokens with custom parameters on various chains to bootstrap decentralized projects.
• Portfolio Diversification: Use the /get-user-portfolio and /trade-token endpoints to automatically rebalance holdings across chains.
• Ecosystem Promotion: Agents can actively share token links and participate in the 4% cashback referral program to maximize fee efficiency.
• On-chain Research: Utilize /get-tokens-v2 and /get-token-activity to perform market surveillance and identify trending assets.

Example Prompts

1. "Check my balances for gas and USDC, then find the top trending tokens on Base and summarize their recent activity."
2. "I want to launch a new memecoin called $NEURAL on the Monad network. Please draft the token details and ask me for confirmation before proceeding."
3. "Apply my referral code and then buy $10 worth of the latest token released by the protocol on the Arbitrum chain."

Tips & Limitations

• Sequential Execution: Always ensure transaction sequences complete fully. Because some operations depend on the success of prior network state changes, do not attempt to batch commands that aren't inherently supported by the /send-transaction endpoint.
• Minimums: Ensure your trade exceeds the $6 USD threshold to avoid failed transaction attempts.
• Referral Tracking: Always save your referral metadata to a local file (e.g., memory/token-layer.json) to persist state across sessions and avoid redundant calls to the API.
• Safety First: Always verify token names and symbols during the proposal phase before finalizing on-chain actions to avoid spoofing risks.