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    Model Context Protocol (MCP) server providing real-time institutional Spot Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) daily net flow metrics for AI agents.
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    MCP server for querying cryptocurrency portfolio data, transaction history, net worth, and historical snapshots across 20+ blockchains via the Octav API.
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    Enables AI agents to read and write a self-hosted portfolio tracker through 25 MCP tools, covering net worth, flows, forecasts, decisions, and audit.
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    An MCP server that mints STAS, DSTAS, and BSV-21 tokens into a BSV Desktop wallet in seconds, enabling rapid token testing and development.
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    Exposes an aggregated banking transaction history — paginated Binance and BNC transaction listing, source freshness, single-transaction lookup, and per-asset credit/debit/net summaries — to LLM clients over stdio. All tools are read-only, and counterparty detail is redacted unless explicitly enabled.
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    Read-only MCP server that enables natural-language queries about Solana NFTs, including ownership history, freeze/burn rights, marketplace sales and floors with source and currency, directly from the chain and marketplaces without sign-up.
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    P2P Crypto and Flashloans. Lets AI agents browse, quote and (optionally) transact with the FlashBank contracts — the P2P term-loan escrow and the flash-loan router — on Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum and the Sepolia playground.
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    Enables agents to read live pump.fun coin calls, market and study data, and paper-trade results graded by net return after costs, plus backtest and run custom entry/exit strategies against published history. It exposes these as MCP tools, prompts, and a hosted or local server with no wallet or key required.
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    Enables agents to compute exact Uniswap v3 Q64.96 tick math, quotes, and liquidity fees, simulate MEV sandwich vulnerability, model multi-hop flashloan arbitrage profits, and project Base L2 blob gas costs. Tools are metered per call in USDC via an x402 HTTP 402 challenge settled on Base L2, so an agent can verify net profitability before executing a trade.
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    Provides tools and prompts for Bitcoin SV development, enabling code search, BRC lookup, and function definition search within locally cloned BSV repositories.
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    A comprehensive Model Context Protocol (MCP) server providing 50+ tools for Algorand blockchain development, including account management, asset operations, smart contracts, API integration, swap functionality, and advanced transaction capabilities.
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    Provides AI agents with live and historical daily net flows for US-listed spot crypto ETFs, a composite CEFI sentiment index, and spot prices for 13 cryptocurrencies, along with tools for summary, per-asset history, and weekly analytics.
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    Provides HTTP/JSON access to all Privateness CLI functionality for cryptocurrency wallet management, transactions, and blockchain operations. Enables team development workflows by exposing 40+ privateness-cli commands through REST API endpoints.
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