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    Enables AI assistants to keep and retrieve private context locally, with verifiable receipts and optional Solana anchoring for public proofs.
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    Provides a persistent memory layer for Stellar and Soroban projects, scanning repositories to create a knowledge graph of contracts, storage, and on-chain state. Exposes this memory to AI agents via MCP, enabling project overview, search, and context recovery.
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    Enables AI agents to inspect the public NFH protocol corpus, verify census status, and prepare bounded Ethereum wallet intents for claims and non-custodial market actions while never signing or submitting transactions.
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    Enables users to compare current Aerodrome veNFT voting positions, bounded claimable rewards, and selected pools' voting evidence on Base against a saved local baseline, with retryable, atomically stored change reports. All tools are read-only on chain, requiring no keys, signing, or transactions.
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    Merx - TRON Resource Exchange Merx is the first TRON resource exchange that aggregates energy and bandwidth providers into a single MCP server. GitHub: https://github.com/Hovsteder/merx-mcp Hosted SSE: https://merx.exchange/mcp/sse npm: merx-mcp Website: https://merx.exchange Stats * 52 tools, 30 prompts, 21 resources * 7+ energy providers (CatFee, ITRX, PowerSun, Fe
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    Enables AI agents to create and manage contract-guarded USDC wallets on Base with enforceable per-payment, daily, and monthly caps, vendor allowlists, escalation thresholds, and freeze controls. It provides read-only policy checks plus unsigned transaction proposals for payments, funding, vendor management, wallet creation, and module deployment without holding keys or broadcasting.
    Apache 2.0
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    MCP server providing real-time crypto prices (Chainlink + Binance), Polymarket prediction market data, deep web research, and JS-rendered web scraping. All services available via x402 Solana micropayments.
    MIT
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    A Model Context Protocol server that enables Claude AI to interact with the Solana blockchain, allowing it to execute transactions, query accounts, manage wallets, get price predictions, trade tokens, and access various blockchain data sources.
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    Cross-model, cryptographically verifiable memory for AI agents, enabling portable, encrypted memory and project state management across different LLMs through the Model Context Protocol.
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    A Model Context Protocol server for integrating AI assistants like Claude Desktop with the Stellar blockchain, enabling wallet connections, token listings, balance queries, and fund transfers.
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    An AI-powered financial officer that makes autonomous trading decisions, provides strategic insights and risk management for the Mother Haven ecosystem. Integrates with trading bots and DEX platforms through MCP capabilities while maintaining personality and memory through git-first persistence.
    MIT