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    Provides an MCP server that allows large language models to access real-time and historical Bitcoin market data from Binance, including current prices, order book data, recent trades, and price history through a standardized interface.
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    Wallet-funded MCP client for six paid Utilia tools: Solana priority fees, transaction diagnosis and simulation, token-risk checks, PDF-to-Markdown, and audio normalization over x402. MIT-licensed and installable from npm.
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    Enables AI agents to deploy and manage compliant tokens across multiple blockchains (EVM, Solana, Stellar) using natural language, with features like whitelist, blacklist, and pausable contracts.
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    Enables AI agents to retrieve multi-chain RPC details, live pricing, weekly-probed JSON-RPC method support, and probe any EVM endpoint for diagnostics.
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    Enables secure interaction with blockchain smart contracts across multiple chains, including ABI analysis, contract method invocation (view/nonpayable/payable), and local wallet management for Ethereum and Base networks.
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    Enables AI agents to pay for MCP tool calls using either Bitcoin/Lightning (L402) or USDC (x402) rails, with unified settlement and a 21% discount for Bitcoin payments.
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    Connects Claude and ChatGPT to a marketplace of AI specialist packages, letting assistants discover and purchase on-chain licenses, activate them, then run each package's method step by step. It also exposes knowledge-base search, templates, persistent memory, tool execution, and deliverable submission with sandbox verification.
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    Enables agents to sell or access Ethereum JSON-RPC requests over x402 with per-call USDC payments on Base, no accounts or API keys, including per-method pricing, policy enforcement, and privacy protections.
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    Enables AI agents to mint and manage ERC-8004 identities on Arc through free self-minting from their own wallet or paid x402 minting, including drafting registration files, confirming on-chain registration, editing owner-signed files, and checking status.
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    Enables MCP clients like Claude and Cursor to protect local files with SELLAT proofs of existence, track their Polygon and Bitcoin anchoring status, add a qualified eIDAS timestamp seal, and verify files against proof files or evidence packages. Files are hashed on the user's machine, so only the SHA-256 hash is sent to the service.
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    Enables AI assistants to query a T-Bank (Tinkoff) investment account in read-only mode, covering accounts, portfolio and positions, operation history, instrument lookup, market data such as candles and order books, plus technical indicators, fundamentals, analyst consensus and dividend or bond coupon analytics through one-line tool calls. No tool can place trades, withdraw funds or change account settings, and a read-only API token is recommended.
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    Enables AI agents to store files or JSON and share them with humans or other agents via signed links or password-protected addresses, with paid-per-call USDC settlement.
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