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"Bitcoin SV" matching MCP tools:

  • Fetch the current Bitcoin SV (BSV) price in USD to calculate transaction values, monitor market conditions, or convert between BSV and fiat currencies using real-time data from a reliable exchange API.
    MIT
  • Access and analyze Bitcoin SV blockchain data such as chain stats, blocks, transactions, and addresses using the WhatsOnChain API. Specify the network (main or test) and required parameters for precise results.
    MIT
  • Decode and analyze Bitcoin SV transactions to extract detailed details such as inputs, outputs, fees, scripts, and blockchain context. Accepts transaction IDs or raw data in hex/base64 encoding for comprehensive insights.
    MIT
  • Discover and filter marketplace listings for Bitcoin SV ordinals, including NFTs, BSV-20, and BSV-21 tokens. Retrieve asset details, prices, and seller information with sorting and pagination options.
    MIT
  • Get a Bitcoin network snapshot covering block cadence, fees, address activity, and SegWit/Taproot adoption over a recent or custom window.
    MIT

Matching MCP Servers

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    A collection of Bitcoin SV tools for the Model Context Protocol that enables AI assistants to interact with the BSV blockchain through wallet operations, ordinals (NFTs), and various blockchain utilities.
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    MIT
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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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Matching MCP Connectors

  • Retrieve raw Bitcoin transactions by time range or block range, with optional inline inputs and outputs for complete UTXO data in a single query.
    MIT
  • Decode and inspect a raw Bitcoin SV transaction before broadcasting. Verify destinations, amounts, and safety warnings like 1-satoshi outputs to avoid mistakes.
    MIT
  • Verify transaction status and confirmations on the Bitcoin SV blockchain. Poll after sending or inscribing to see when your transaction confirms.
    MIT
  • Retrieve metadata for any Bitcoin Stamp by numeric ID, including embedded image, creator address, block height, asset name, and SRC20 details.
    MIT
  • Sign UTXO transactions for bitcoin, bitcoin-cash, litecoin, dogecoin, dash, and zcash. Use prepared transaction details or raw unsigned hex with input metadata; pass private key as parameter.
    MIT
  • Run headless ModelSim compile and simulation for Verilog/SV/VHDL designs with testbenches, detect errors from transcript output, and optionally produce VCD or coverage for assertions.
    Apache 2.0
  • Retrieve legacy Bitcoin wallet holdings on the Counterparty layer, including XCP balance, named assets, Bitcoin Stamps, and rare pepes with supply and divisibility metadata.
    MIT
  • Get current recommended Bitcoin transaction fee estimates in sat/vB, including fastest, half hour, hour, economy, and minimum rates.
    MIT
  • Initialize a Bitcoin SV wallet from a WIF private key to enable inscription transactions and manage balances. Returns address, public key, and satoshi balance.
    MIT