Think inside your AI world.
How do I know when ETH gas is low enough and the price is at my level?
Doing anything on Ethereum, a swap, a mint, a bridge, is two questions at once: is gas cheap enough to bother, and is the price where you wanted it. You already hold both numbers in your head. The point is to have them find you together, at the moment you are thinking about the move, without you refreshing two tabs.
The construction is two keyless reads against one compound rule. The current base fee in gwei and the ETH price both read without a paid key; the price feed is rate-capped, which sets a sane refresh cadence. Your rule is “base fee under my line AND ETH at my level.” Through Unl both arrive beside that rule when the move comes up, stamped as of the read. There is no call to transact here; the page shows your two-part line being met or not, and the decision is yours.
The person
Someone who transacts on Ethereum and waits for the two conditions they set: gas low enough that the fee does not eat the move, and a price they are happy to act at. They are not chasing a tip; they want their own compound rule watched across two feeds at once.
The pieces, and how far each one reaches
| Source | What it gives you | Reach today |
|---|---|---|
| Gas oracle | The current base fee in gwei, so the cost side of your rule, gas under your line, can be read at the moment you are deciding. | Available on a free key-cheap tier with a stated rate cap; the cap sets the refresh cadence and is disclosed, not hidden. |
| ETH price feed | The current ETH price in your currency, so the price side of your rule sits beside the gas side. | Keyless but rate-capped, roughly a handful of calls per minute unauthenticated, which is ample for a quiet watch and stated plainly. |
| Your gas line and price level | The two private numbers the reads are measured against. | Yours; never leaves your frame. |
The honest limits are rate caps, not access. The gas oracle runs on a free key-cheap tier and the price feed is keyless but capped at a few calls a minute unauthenticated, so a quiet watch is fine and a high-frequency poll is not; the caps set the cadence and are graded at paste. This page carries no market view: it shows your own two-part line being tested and nothing else.
The rule, in their words
- “Base fee under my line of the gwei figure I set.”
- “ETH at or under my price level, in my currency.”
- “Only alert me when both are true at once, not one without the other.”
The whole point is the AND: no dashboard and no single-metric alert holds gas under your line AND price at your level together. A gas tracker shows everyone the same gwei; a price alert fires on price alone. The rule that both conditions be true at the same moment is yours alone, and no other part of the page judges anything.
Unprompted
Your AI
Both sides of your rule are worth a look right now: base fee under my line, and ETH at my level. The current base fee is under the gwei figure you set, and ETH is sitting at the price level you named, so for this read both conditions are true at once.
These are keyless reads within their rate caps, stamped as of a moment ago. It is your two-part line being shown, not a call to transact; the move stays your decision.
Gas and price arrived together against the person’s own compound rule, two feeds under one line, with no nudge to act. Whether to move is theirs.
Why this beats the dashboard
A gas tracker shows the same gwei to everyone and a price alert fires on price alone; neither holds your compound rule and neither meets you in the moment you are actually thinking about the swap. The two reads arrive together, measured against the single line only you drew, with their rate caps graded and no market view attached. Nothing here concludes on your behalf.
Knowing when ETH gas is low enough and the price is right is two keyless reads held against one rule of yours; through Unl the base fee and the ETH price arrive together beside “gas under my line AND ETH at my level”, stamped as of the read within their rate caps, and your own compound line is the only editorial voice, shown being tested and never issuing a call to transact.
Reads through Unl arrive with measured context — in the presence of the decisions you’ve already settled. The reach lane is live: one box, paste anything. If it speaks MCP, Unl can reach it. Readings arrive unprompted, the data beside the criterion; Unl is a courier, not a warehouse, and keeps only your keys and the frame.
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Questions people ask
Does Unl tell me when to make the transaction?
No. Unl brings the current gas and the current price beside the two-part rule you set, stamped as of the read, and stops there. The judging is your rule, gas under your line AND price at your level, not a signal from Unl; the decision to transact is entirely yours. Anything touching a trade or a transfer of value is shown, never advised.
Are the gas and price feeds free?
Key-cheap and keyless respectively, both rate-capped. The gas oracle runs on a free tier with a stated call limit; the price feed is keyless but capped at a few calls a minute unauthenticated. Those caps set a sane refresh cadence for a quiet watch and are graded when you paste the feed; the page never pretends a keyless feed is unlimited.
Why both conditions instead of just gas?
Because gas alone is half a decision. Cheap gas at a price you did not want is not your moment, and a good price at punishing gas is not either. Your rule is the AND, both true at once, and that compound is exactly what no single tracker or alert can hold for you. Bringing both reads together against your one line is the whole job.
What this is
Think inside your AI world — you stay in command
Unlimitless (Unl to friends) holds what you've settled, reads what your tools are showing, and catches what's changed out in the world — and hands your AI whatever bears on the work, the moment it's needed, without you asking. The right thing, in front of the model, unprompted, with you in command of the call. So you keep moving toward what you set out to build, on top of everything you've already decided.
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