Bitcoin Stamps MCP
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Scored across 24 tools
Some pairs overlap: get_src20 already includes market data, making src20_market with a tick largely redundant, and get_block/stamps_in_block both cover a block from different angles. However, most resource-specific tools are clearly separated by protocol and purpose.
Names mix verb-first forms like get_block and list_stamps with noun-first resource forms like stamp_holders, src20_market, and wallet_balance, so there is no uniform verb_noun convention. The snake_case prefixes make the set readable and somewhat predictable, but the get/list/search verbs are applied inconsistently.
24 tools falls in the heavy 16-25 band, though the server covers three protocols plus wallet, market, and collection data. Most tools have a distinct job, but a few could be consolidated without losing capability.
As a read-only indexer, the surface is comprehensive: stamp lookup/search/list, holders, dispensers, transfers, block data, wallet balances, SRC-20 lifecycle/market/holders/transactions, SRC-101 names, and collections are all represented. There are no obvious dead ends for querying the indexed data.