Cashew is now MorScan

Cashew is now MorScan. Same job it has done all along: real-time intelligence on the Morpheus compute marketplace. New name, and a rebuild that changes what it is. Cashew was a dashboard you had to trust. MorScan is an open-source explorer you can check.

The old address redirects. Nothing you bookmarked breaks.

What changed

Everything below the name. The indexer was rebuilt against the Morpheus compute, builder, and token contracts on Base, and the full history was re-derived from chain: 113,000+ inference sessions, every model bid ever posted (403, decoded from `MarketplaceBidPosted` events), 21 providers, 14,500+ MOR holders classified by on-chain role, and the complete MOR/USD price history from the pool's first block in September 2024. The 90-day window Cashew kept is gone. MorScan replays the whole tape.

Price now reads straight from the MOR/WETH pool on-chain at each block, computed from the pool reserves and a Chainlink ETH/USD reference, instead of a CoinGecko feed. One fewer third-party dependency, and exact to the DEX the token actually trades on.

Verify, do not trust

Every API response is signed with an Ed25519 provenance receipt at the moment it is served. The keys are published at /.well-known/morscan-keys.json. Checking a response takes one command:

Fifty lines of Node, standard ed25519, no DRM3 code required. Tamper one byte and it fails. The signature covers the what. The open source covers the how.

git clone https://github.com/DRM3Labs-OSS/morscan.io && cd morscan.io
npm install && npm run verify:receipt

PASS: rcpt_cf69632391c08ee0 (blockchain.price) from https://morscan.io/mor/v1/price
  key: published as morscan/cache (current)

The dataset is yours

The full database ships as a signed, portable snapshot under CC0, published as its own project: morpheus-ai-base-data. Fifteen SQLite tables: sessions, holders, providers, bids, price history. Be clear on what it is: a point-in-time capture from the first block up to a daily high-water mark, so it lags live by about a day. Today is not in it; the most recent complete day is yesterday. For live data you hit the API; for a bulk local copy you take the snapshot. Query it with SQLite or DuckDB and never touch MorScan at all, or import it to fast-forward a fresh install and let live sync fill the delta from the watermark. It is re-derivable by anyone from Base, which is the point: if we disappeared tomorrow, the data would not.

A key is one signature

Connect a wallet, sign a challenge, and the key is issued. No email, no signup, no payment. 60 requests per minute free with daily and monthly volume caps. Staking MOR on the MorScan builder subnet raises the caps: capacity follows your stake, read live from the indexed chain state, and comes back when you unstake. Price and health are public and unmetered.

curl -s https://morscan.io/mor/v1/providers -H "X-Morscan-Key: mor_yourkey"

Agents are first-class

An AI agent landing on morscan.io can discover, authenticate, and pay without a human: `llms.txt`, markdown negotiation, an RFC 9727 API catalog, published agent skills, and the same wallet-signature key mint, fully headless. No wallet at all? MorScan speaks x402: a keyless call to a metered endpoint returns a priced USDC-on-Base payment envelope instead of a dead end.

Why we built it

This one is for the Morpheus community. DRM3 uses Morpheus in production: our news pipeline and other workflows route inference through the network, and we run a subnet on it. When you build on something and stake into it, you want to see it clearly, which providers are live, what models they bid, where sessions are flowing, what the token is doing. There was no single place for all of it. So we made one, and opened it up.

Open source, plainly

The code serving morscan.io is the repo, under the Elastic License 2.0: read it, run it, fork it, PR it. The one thing ELv2 asks is that you do not resell it as a hosted service. Issues and pull requests are welcome, and we mean it: the same code that runs the site ships for everyone.

Disclosure: DRM3 Labs holds and stakes MOR and sells MOR-denominated products.