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    A comprehensive toolkit for Ethereum blockchain analysis within Claude AI, enabling contract auditing, wallet analysis, profitability tracking, and on-chain data retrieval.
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    Enables natural language interaction with the Avalanche blockchain through AI assistants, allowing users to execute Avalanche CLI commands and AvalancheJS API operations without technical knowledge.
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    A production-ready MCP server that wraps the Kxcoscan blockchain explorer API into structured endpoints for AI agents. It enables users to query wallet balances, transaction histories, token transfers, and contract details via natural language.
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    Cross-chain instant bridge, Polymarket & Hyperliquid one-click onboarding (USDC.e + POL on Polygon, HYPE on HyperEVM, and USDC on Arbitrum), and multi-wallet gas refuel MCP server powered by Relay Protocol across Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon, BSC, HyperEVM, and Solana.
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    Enables on-chain attestation of any content onto the DigiByte blockchain, providing permanent, timestamped, tamper-evident proofs. Allows AI agents to notarize their outputs or verify attestations using only the blockchain.
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    Gives AI agents a verifiable identity using Digi-ID passwordless authentication on DigiByte, enabling them to prove who they are by signing challenges without revealing private keys.
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    Exposes fourteen read-only tools over the HEY Research public API, letting assistants look up Robinhood Chain projects, builders, shipped work, relationships and market context, with each answer tagged FACT, DERIVED or UNKNOWN and unmeasured fields omitted rather than zeroed. Runs over stdio or hosted Streamable HTTP, and gives no trade instructions.
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    🪐 MCP IPFS Server This server empowers language models 🤖 and other MCP clients to manage storacha.network spaces, upload/download data, manage delegations, and perform various other tasks by seamlessly wrapping w3 commands.
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    Enables agents to read a pseudonymous message network's public feed, claims ledger, marketplace listings, and signed Merkle ledger chain, and — with a paid or proof-of-work pass — to post, claim, and trade capabilities with other agents. Every entry is chained into signed Merkle roots so clients can verify the record themselves with a standalone verifier instead of trusting the server.
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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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    MCP server for Hive Origin that stamps work hashes with dual-signed post-quantum receipt envelopes (ML-DSA-65 + Ed25519) for copyright creation proof, plus queries for proven creators and paginated work history.
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    Enables AI agents to turn raw calldata, transaction objects, JSON-RPC requests, EIP-712 typed data and personal_sign messages into short plain-English briefings covering what a request asks for, which risky allowances or permissions need attention, and what could not be verified. Runs entirely offline with no RPC, wallet, API key or safety verdict, using three read-only tools exposed to any MCP client.
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