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Bitcoin Staking MCP

by andre-stacks

Server Configuration

Describes the environment variables required to run the server.

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Instructions

Guidance the server publishes about itself, which clients place ahead of the tool catalog so the model reads it before choosing anything.

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Capabilities

Features and capabilities supported by this server

Protocol revision2025-11-25

CapabilityDetails
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Tools

Functions exposed to the LLM to take actions

NameDescription
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

NameDescription
bitcoin-staking-conciergeRoute a user through intent-aware Bitcoin Staking onboarding and diligence.

Resources

Contextual data attached and managed by the client

NameDescription
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 142The first Stacks Bitcoin Staking bond, with direct native-L1 and approved StackingDAO pool participation routes.
Illustrative Native Bitcoin BondSynthetic v2 manifest for tests and demonstrations; never an available opportunity.
Genesis Bond Cycle 142 product registry manifestpublished public_manifest source
Protocol Bonds: Bitcoin Staking public economic modelpublished economic_model source
The Stacks PoX-5 hardfork upgrade and late-August Genesis Bond rolloutpublished official_docs source
SIP-045: PoX-5 Bitcoin Stakingpublished official_docs source
Bitcoin Staking explainedpublished official_docs source
Stacks Q2 2026 ecosystem report: stBTC launch contextpublished official_docs source
Illustrative v2 bond manifestdemo demo_manifest source
Bitcoin Staking custody-path registrypublished public_manifest source
Stacks ecosystem report: Q2 2026published official_docs source
Bitcoin Staking for institutionspublished official_docs source
Stacks is live on Fireblocks, with Bitcoin Staking coming soonpublished official_docs source
BitGo Stacks developer documentationpublished official_docs source
BitGo institutional support for sBTCpublished official_docs source
The Stacks PoX-5 Hardfork Upgrade: What to Expect This Weekpublished security_statement source
PoX-5 lock-script constructorpublished source_code source
Stacks.js Bitcoin Staking script constructionpublished source_code source
Stacks.js PoX-5 golden-vector checkspublished source_code source
Leather getAddresses RPC implementationpublished source_code source
Leather signPsbt RPC implementationpublished source_code source
Hiro Stacks Mainnet PoX APIlive chain_api source
Hiro dedicated PoX-5 Testnet APIlive chain_api source
PoX-5 contract in stacks-core 4.0.1published source_code source
PoX-5 reference signer-manager in stacks-core 4.0.1published source_code source
PoX-5 reference signer-manager tests in stacks-core 4.0.1published source_code source
Deploy a PoX-5 signer-manager contractpublished official_docs source
PoX-5 signer integration guidepublished official_docs source
PoX-5 STX-only staking guidepublished official_docs source
PoX-5 pools and Bitcoin Staking integration guidepublished official_docs source
The Public PoX-5 Testnet Is Livepublished official_docs source

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