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Token Price Ticker
The Token Price Ticker is an embeddable, live price display for the SoapBox ecosystem tokens, part of the SoapBox Data Hub and published at data.soapbox.community/tools/ticker.
It is designed for people who want to show current KULA and other ecosystem token prices somewhere the SoapBox Data Hub cannot be embedded directly — a forum signature, a discussion post, or a blog.
What it shows
The ticker lists the ecosystem tokens — MELEK, PRANA, WPRANA, KULA, wVKBT, wCURE and APIS — with each token's current price expressed in PRANA, the PRANA chain's native token.
Prices come from the live KulaSwap automated-market-maker pool reserves read directly from the PRANA chain. KULA is priced from the KULA/WPRANA pool; wVKBT and wCURE are priced through their KULA pools. Tokens that have no market yet — MELEK (whose blockchain witness price feed is not live) and APIS — are shown honestly as n/a rather than with an invented number.
How to use it
Three formats are offered on the embed page:
- Forum (BBCode) — a single [img] tag that renders a price image. It works on boards that allow images but not JavaScript, including Bitcointalk. The image is served as PNG through a public image proxy so it displays on the strictest forums.
- Blog (HTML) — an image tag or a small auto-refreshing widget for sites that allow HTML or JavaScript.
- JSON — a plain data endpoint for anyone who wants to read the prices programmatically.
Each format is copy-paste ready on the embed page; no account, key or signup is required.
Design notes
The ticker never asks for or handles any private key, and reads only public chain data. If a pool or the chain is briefly unreachable, the affected token shows n/a and the rest of the ticker still renders — it never fails to a blank or an error.
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