Bitcoin is a decentralized digital currency that enables instant payments to anyone, anywhere in the world without requiring a central authority.
Why this server?
Accesses Bitcoin blockchain data through Nodit's node infrastructure, enabling queries for transactions, blocks, and other blockchain activities.
Why this server?
Enables querying Bitcoin addresses for balances and transaction data through a standardized API
Why this server?
Allows AI agents to submit, sign, and simulate Bitcoin transactions, including transaction intents and signing.
Why this server?
Allows local signing of Bitcoin transactions (UTXO-based) using provided private keys.
Why this server?
Provides tools to compute and verify canonical roots of AI outputs, anchored to Bitcoin for independent provenance verification.
Why this server?
Provides 127 on-chain metrics for Bitcoin, including market data, supply, valuation, profitability, coin days, ETF analytics, blockchain data, and chart rendering.
Why this server?
Anchors the Tersign hash-chain head to the Bitcoin blockchain on a six-hourly cron, providing public, immutable timestamping for counter-signed ledger entries.
Why this server?
Screens bitcoin addresses via PublicAML: returns risk level and score, sanctions hits, issuer freezes, the entity type behind the address (exchange, mixer, gambling, bridge, personal wallet) and a breakdown of where the risk comes from. Also supports tracing incoming funding flows backwards and enumerating counterparties of a bitcoin wallet.
Why this server?
Provides blockchain data access for Bitcoin including native balances, transaction history, block information, and fee estimation.
