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Updated 22 September 2026 · Project-branded, wallet-based access

Frequently asked questions

Do I register or launch a token?

No. The service is already configured for TRIDENT. Open API access, accept the policies, connect and sign with your wallet, then create a key. Holdings are verified onchain. No community registration, deposit or token deployment is required.

What is the holding requirement?

The default is 10,000 TRIDENT. The API access page shows the configured requirement and the balance returned for your wallet. Holdings are checked again before each inference request. They are not spent or transferred.

What funds the API?

Requests use actual available credits in the shared OpenRouter account. You do not allocate a separate budget. The treasury publishes credit observations and usage. There is no guaranteed or automatic future replenishment, unlimited allowance or right to withdraw those credits.

Why do I sign terms when connecting?

The sign-in message proves wallet control and identifies the current Terms and Privacy version. It records the memecoin acknowledgment without authorizing a transaction. New material policy versions require renewed acceptance for protected API use.

What does the live wallet count mean?

Distinct chain-and-wallet accounts with a signed-in, unexpired session and a heartbeat within five minutes. Visible signed-in pages send a heartbeat about once per minute. Multiple sessions for the same account count once. It is not a token-holder count or a count of unique people.

Can I use every catalogue model?

The directory contains the full public OpenRouter catalogue. The current gateway supports text models with usable fixed pricing and compatible limits. Unsupported modalities, variable-price routers and unavailable models remain visible but cannot necessarily be called through this text gateway.

Does holding more increase my allowance?

No. The configured holding threshold is an eligibility test. Per-wallet request limits, request-cost ceilings, daily limits and available provider credits still apply across your keys.

Why are some charts empty?

History starts with actual observations and recorded requests. A new deployment has no historic activity. Missing upstream data appears as unavailable rather than an invented balance, request or price.

Is TRIDENT pegged to API prices or endorsed by providers?

No. TRIDENT is a memecoin. Provider tariffs do not fix or back its market value. Logos identify integrations and model authors; they do not imply sponsorship, token approval or endorsement.

Do the policies remove every liability?

No. They explain the service and its limitations while preserving non-excludable legal rights and duties. See Terms, Privacy and Risks.