⚠️ NOTICE: Experimental Work in Progress
This project is in an early experimental stage. Features may change, and the API is not yet stable. Contributions, feedback, and bug reports are welcome! Feel free to open issues or submit pull requests.

A collection of Bitcoin SV (BSV) tools for the Model Context Protocol (MCP) framework. This library provides wallet, ordinals, and utility functions for BSV blockchain interaction.

Connecting to MCP Clients

This server implements the Model Context Protocol (MCP), allowing AI assistants to utilize Bitcoin SV functionalities. You can connect this server to various MCP-compatible clients.

Cursor

To use the BSV MCP server with Cursor:

1. Install Cursor if you haven't already
2. Clone this repository and run bun install in the project directory
3. Open Cursor and navigate to Settings → Extensions → Model Context Protocol
4. Click "Add a new global MCP server"
5. Enter the following configuration in JSON format:

  {
    "mcpServers": {
      "Bitcoin SV": {
        "command": "bunx",
        "args": [
          "bsv-mcp@latest"
        ],
        "env": {
          "PRIVATE_KEY_WIF": "<your_private_key_wif>"
        }
      }
    }
  }

1. Replace <your_private_key_wif> with your actual private key WIF (keep this secure!)
2. Click "Save"

The BSV tools will now be available to Cursor's AI assistant under the "Bitcoin SV" namespace.

Claude for Desktop

To connect this server to Claude for Desktop:

1. Ensure you have Claude for Desktop installed and updated to the latest version
2. Clone this repository and run bun install in the project directory
3. Open your Claude for Desktop configuration file:

# macOS/Linux
code ~/Library/Application Support/Claude/claude_desktop_config.json

# Windows
code %APPDATA%Claudeclaude_desktop_config.json

1. Add the BSV MCP server to your configuration (create the file if it doesn't exist):

    {
      "mcpServers": {
        "Bitcoin SV": {
          "command": "bunx",
          "args": [
            "bsv-mcp@latest"
          ],
          "env": {
            "PRIVATE_KEY_WIF": "<your_private_key_wif>"
          }
        }
      }
    }

2. Replace <your_private_key_wif> with your actual private key WIF
3. Save the file and restart Claude for Desktop
4. The BSV tools will appear when you click the tools icon (hammer) in Claude for Desktop

Available Tools

The toolkit is organized into several categories:

Wallet Tools

Wallet tools provide core BSV wallet functionality:

BSV Tools

Tools for interacting with the BSV blockchain and network:

Ordinals Tools

Tools for working with ordinals (NFTs) on BSV:

Utility Tools

General-purpose utility functions:

MNEE Tools

Tools for working with MNEE tokens:

Using the Tools with MCP

Once connected, you can use natural language to interact with Bitcoin SV through your AI assistant. Here are some example prompts:

Wallet Operations

• "Get my Bitcoin SV address"
• "Send 0.01 BSV to 1ExampleBsvAddressXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX"
• "Send $5 USD worth of BSV to 1ExampleBsvAddressXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX"
• "Send 0.01 MNEE to 1ExampleBsvAddressXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX"
• "Check my MNEE balance"
• "Parse this MNEE transaction: txid"
• "Encrypt this message using my wallet's keys"
• "Decrypt this data that was previously encrypted for me"
• "Purchase this NFT listing: txid_vout"
• "Purchase this BSV-20 token listing: txid_vout"

Ordinals (NFTs)

• "Show me information about the NFT with outpoint 6a89047af2cfac96da17d51ae8eb62c5f1d982be2bc4ba0d0cd2084b7ffed325_0"
• "Search for Pixel Zoide NFTs"
• "Show me the current marketplace listings for BSV NFTs"
• "Show me BSV-20 token listings for ticker PEPE"
• "Get recent BSV-20 token sales"

Blockchain Operations

• "What is the current BSV price?"
• "Decode this BSV transaction: (transaction hex or ID)"
• "Get the latest Bitcoin SV chain information"
• "Show me block details for height 800000"
• "Explore transaction history for address 1ExampleBsvAddressXXXX"
• "Check unspent outputs (UTXOs) for my wallet address"
• "Get details for transaction with hash a1b2c3d4e5f6..."

Data Conversion

• "Convert 'Hello World' from UTF-8 to hex format"

How MCP Works

When you interact with an MCP-enabled AI assistant:

1. The AI analyzes your request and decides which tools to use
2. With your approval, it calls the appropriate BSV MCP tool
3. The server executes the requested operation on the Bitcoin SV blockchain
4. The results are returned to the AI assistant
5. The assistant presents the information in a natural, conversational way

Troubleshooting

If you're having issues connecting to the server:

1. Ensure the package dependencies are properly installed: bun install
2. Verify your WIF private key is correctly set in the environment
3. Check that your client supports MCP and is properly configured
4. Look for error messages in the client's console output

For Claude for Desktop, check the logs at:

tail -n 20 -f ~/Library/Logs/Claude/mcp*.log

For Cursor, check the Cursor MCP logs in Settings → Extensions → Model Context Protocol.

Recent Updates

• Blockchain Explorer: Added bsv_explore tool for WhatsOnChain API access with mainnet/testnet support
• Unified Tools: Merged wallet_encrypt/wallet_decrypt into single wallet_encryption tool
• Enhanced Marketplace: Support for NFTs, BSV-20/21 tokens in listings, sales and purchases
• Performance: Added price caching and optimized API endpoint structure
• Improved Validation: Better error handling for private keys and parameters

Bitcoin SV Blockchain Explorer

The bsv_explore tool provides comprehensive access to the Bitcoin SV blockchain through the WhatsOnChain API. This powerful explorer tool allows you to query various aspects of the blockchain, including chain data, blocks, transactions, and address information.

Available Endpoints

The tool supports the following endpoint categories and specific endpoints:

Chain Data

Block Data

Stats Data

Transaction Data

Address Data

Network

Usage Examples

The bsv_explore tool can be used with natural language prompts like:

"Get the current Bitcoin SV blockchain information"
"Show me block #800000 details"
"Get tag count statistics for block #800000"
"Fetch transaction history for address 1ExampleBsvAddressXXXXXXXX"
"Get unspent outputs for my wallet address"
"Check transaction details for txid a1b2c3d4e5f6..."
"What is the current BSV circulating supply?"
"Show me the latest block headers"
"Get transaction IDs for page 2 of a large block"
"Show me block statistics for height 800000"
"What are the mining statistics for the last 14 days?"
"Get a summary of mining activity over the past 30 days"
"Retrieve details for multiple transactions in a single query"

Under the hood, the tool accepts parameters to specify which data to retrieve:

• endpoint: The specific WhatsOnChain endpoint to query (e.g., chain_info, tx_by_hash)
• network: The BSV network to use (main or test)
• Additional parameters as required by the specific endpoint:
• blockHash: For block_by_hash and block_pages endpoints
• blockHeight: For block_by_height, tag_count_by_height, and block_stats_by_height endpoints
• pageNumber: For block_pages endpoint (pagination)
• days: For block_miner_stats and miner_summary_stats endpoints (defaults to 7)
• txHash: For transaction-related endpoints (tx_by_hash, tx_raw, tx_receipt)
• txids: For bulk_tx_details endpoint (array of transaction IDs)
• address: For address-related endpoints
• limit: Optional pagination limit for address_history

Network Options

The tool supports both mainnet and testnet:

• main: Bitcoin SV mainnet (default)
• test: Bitcoin SV testnet

Development

Running the Server

bun run index.ts

Running Tests

bun test

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.