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    MCP server for pay-per-call DeFi and crypto data via x402 micropayments on Base. 8 endpoints: token prices, TVL, funding rates, token security, gas tracker, whale monitoring, wallet profiling, and yield scanning.
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    Implements the Model Context Protocol to allow AI models to access and interact with blockchain data, including reading contract states, retrieving events, and accessing transaction information across various networks.
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    Free DEX aggregator API that returns executable swap calldata across 46 EVM chains. No API key required. Single GET request returns ready-to-sign transactions for any token pair.
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    Provides tools for interacting with the Alpaca Trading API, enabling trading operations like getting account information, placing/canceling orders, listing positions, and accessing market data.
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    MCP server for cross-chain bridging, enabling AI agents to find routes, estimate costs, check risks, execute transfers, and track status across blockchains.
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    55+ pay-per-call tools for AI agents over MCP: live telemetry, blockchain/on-chain checks, environmental, transit, finance, and network utilities. No API key or signup — agents pay per request with x402 USDC micropayments (Base and Solana).
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    Enables AI agents to interact with the AI Network blockchain by managing accounts, submitting transactions, and reading database values. It supports registering Hyper Agents and accessing a Layer 2 DAG-based shared agent memory system based on staking status.
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