JamesANZ/bitcoin-mcp
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An MCP server that provides real-time Bitcoin blockchain data.
MCP
JamesANZ/bitcoin-mcp
Added 1 June 2026
Overview
An MCP server implemented in TypeScript that provides real-time Bitcoin blockchain data. It exposes current blockchain state, transaction details, and network statistics through the Model Context Protocol, allowing AI agents and tools to query Bitcoin information without running a full node.
Best for
Best for
Developers building MCP-compatible AI tools that need real-time Bitcoin blockchain data without running a full node.
Use cases
- Fetching live Bitcoin price and market data for AI trading assistants
- Checking transaction confirmations and block inclusion for wallet applications
- Monitoring network hash rate and difficulty for blockchain analytics
Notes
An MCP server implemented in TypeScript that provides real-time Bitcoin blockchain data. It exposes current blockchain state, transaction details, and network statistics through the Model Context Protocol, allowing AI agents and tools to query Bitcoin information without running a full node.
3 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2025-12-10. Licensed MIT.
Use cases
- Fetching live Bitcoin price and market data for AI trading assistants
- Checking transaction confirmations and block inclusion for wallet applications
- Monitoring network hash rate and difficulty for blockchain analytics
Pros
- Offers real-time Bitcoin data through a standard MCP interface, simplifying integration
- No need to run a local Bitcoin node, reducing setup and resource requirements
- Written in TypeScript, providing type safety and ease of use for Node.js developers
Cons
- Very low star count suggests limited community testing and support
- Relies on external data providers; potential rate limits or API changes could affect reliability
- Documentation and examples are minimal due to the project’s small size
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Pros
- Offers real-time Bitcoin data through a standard MCP interface, simplifying integration
- No need to run a local Bitcoin node, reducing setup and resource requirements
- Written in TypeScript, providing type safety and ease of use for Node.js developers
Cons
- Very low star count suggests limited community testing and support
- Relies on external data providers; potential rate limits or API changes could affect reliability
- Documentation and examples are minimal due to the project's small size
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