Entities

Turns what a caller holds into the id every other v3 endpoint takes. Asset results are collapsed to one row per family; people, projects and organisations remain individual entities. A ticker, name, X handle, contract address, CoinGecko id, FIGI or CIK resolves; a string naming two things returns both, scored.

Exact matches only. solana and sol resolve Solana; sola resolves the token whose ticker is SOLA, not a prefix of Solana; vitalik returns nothing where vitalik buterin or @VitalikButerin returns the person. A listed company also answers to its name without the legal form and share class, so tesla resolves Tesla, Inc. as a name and coinbase resolves Coinbase Global, Inc. as an alias. What the string hit comes back as matchedOn, and score ranks an exact id (a contract address, FIGI, CIK or @handle) above a symbol above a loose alias. A CoinGecko id or a handle without its @ scores as a symbol, since doge or ai is often another coin's ticker. Ties break on how prominent the thing is, which is what puts the real USDT above the other ninety-five. A contract address that several tokens share across chains puts the one on its home chain first and scores the rest 0.95. The home chain is Solana for a base58 address, and Ethereum, then Base, Arbitrum, BNB Chain, Optimism, Polygon and Avalanche for a 0x one.

A person or a company is only here if the registry already holds it, and a handle resolves to the entity behind the account rather than to the account, because handles change and the id does not.

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