Bitcoin Staking MCP
Server Configuration
Describes the environment variables required to run the server.
| Name | Required | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
No arguments | |||
Instructions
Guidance the server publishes about itself, which clients place ahead of the tool catalog so the model reads it before choosing anything.
This server publishes no instructions, or was last inspected before Glama recorded them.
Capabilities
Features and capabilities supported by this server
Protocol revision2025-11-25
| Capability | Details |
|---|---|
| tools | {
"listChanged": true
} |
| prompts | {
"listChanged": true
} |
| resources | {
"listChanged": true
} |
| completions | {} |
Tools
Functions exposed to the LLM to take actions
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| get_market_snapshotC | Deterministic front door combining the reviewed product registry, route freshness, live PoX state, and on-chain bond configuration with evidence precedence already applied. |
| get_protocol_statusA | Read current PoX state and exact endpoint provenance. |
| list_protocol_bondsA | Scan a bounded PoX-5 window and return only on-chain configured bonds. |
| get_security_guidanceB | Return sourced security diligence with explicit evidence boundaries. |
| build_diligence_reportC | Build a claim-sourced report across bond availability, protocol economics, direct and pool dependencies, optional LST risks, fit, missing evidence, and a concrete next action. |
| list_bondsA | List reviewed public bonds with route summaries; demo records remain excluded by default. |
| list_custody_pathsB | List current product-level custody evidence for direct native-L1 participation only. |
| list_bond_participation_routesA | Return the direct native-L1 and approved pool routes under one bond, including any registry-published LST capability offered through a pool. |
| get_bondA | Get a normalized v2 bond and reconcile owner claims with on-chain state. |
| check_participant_statusA | Read public participant state, infer network from the address when appropriate, reject conflicts, and return component provenance. |
| check_compatibilityC | Check one current custody path against the selected bond's direct native-L1 route. |
| simulate_yieldA | Calculate deterministic route-aware economics only when duration, rate, and all applicable route or LST fees are complete; optional CoinGecko prices enrich the result. |
| compare_staking_pathsB | Preserved compatibility tool that compares the direct route and approved pool under the canonical published bond. |
| build_participation_planB | Select or compare bond routes and return fit, dependencies, missing evidence, and diligence actions without transaction fields. |
Prompts
Interactive templates invoked by user choice
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| bitcoin-staking-concierge | Route a user through intent-aware Bitcoin Staking onboarding and diligence. |
Resources
Contextual data attached and managed by the client
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| bitcoin-staking-capabilities | |
| bitcoin-staking-glossary | |
| bitcoin-staking-yield-methodology | |
| bitcoin-staking-security | |
| bitcoin-staking-custody-paths | |
| bitcoin-staking-source-methodology | |
| bitcoin-staking-institutional-response-standard | |
| Genesis Bond — Cycle 142 | The first Stacks Bitcoin Staking bond, with direct native-L1 and approved StackingDAO pool participation routes. |
| Illustrative Native Bitcoin Bond | Synthetic v2 manifest for tests and demonstrations; never an available opportunity. |
| Genesis Bond Cycle 142 product registry manifest | published public_manifest source |
| Protocol Bonds: Bitcoin Staking public economic model | published economic_model source |
| The Stacks PoX-5 hardfork upgrade and late-August Genesis Bond rollout | published official_docs source |
| SIP-045: PoX-5 Bitcoin Staking | published official_docs source |
| Bitcoin Staking explained | published official_docs source |
| Stacks Q2 2026 ecosystem report: stBTC launch context | published official_docs source |
| Illustrative v2 bond manifest | demo demo_manifest source |
| Bitcoin Staking custody-path registry | published public_manifest source |
| Stacks ecosystem report: Q2 2026 | published official_docs source |
| Bitcoin Staking for institutions | published official_docs source |
| Stacks is live on Fireblocks, with Bitcoin Staking coming soon | published official_docs source |
| BitGo Stacks developer documentation | published official_docs source |
| BitGo institutional support for sBTC | published official_docs source |
| The Stacks PoX-5 Hardfork Upgrade: What to Expect This Week | published security_statement source |
| PoX-5 lock-script constructor | published source_code source |
| Stacks.js Bitcoin Staking script construction | published source_code source |
| Stacks.js PoX-5 golden-vector checks | published source_code source |
| Leather getAddresses RPC implementation | published source_code source |
| Leather signPsbt RPC implementation | published source_code source |
| Hiro Stacks Mainnet PoX API | live chain_api source |
| Hiro dedicated PoX-5 Testnet API | live chain_api source |
| PoX-5 contract in stacks-core 4.0.1 | published source_code source |
| PoX-5 reference signer-manager in stacks-core 4.0.1 | published source_code source |
| PoX-5 reference signer-manager tests in stacks-core 4.0.1 | published source_code source |
| Deploy a PoX-5 signer-manager contract | published official_docs source |
| PoX-5 signer integration guide | published official_docs source |
| PoX-5 STX-only staking guide | published official_docs source |
| PoX-5 pools and Bitcoin Staking integration guide | published official_docs source |
| The Public PoX-5 Testnet Is Live | published official_docs source |
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