OEDON MCP¶

Bitcoin on-chain market intelligence over MCP - fee pressure, mempool statistics, address analytics, hashrate trends, difficulty adjustments, block tips, mining pool distribution, transaction lookups and whale alerts - served as a single x402 pay-per-call tool in USDC on Base. The hosted server at https://oedon.dev/mcp was live-probed this sweep: anonymous initialize succeeded (server oedon v0.2.0, protocol 2025-11-05) and tools/list returned the full schema. No API key, no signup - discovery is free and each data query costs 0.005 USDC via x402 on Base mainnet.

Server type: Remote (Streamable HTTP, hosted)
Auth: None (anonymous initialize); x402 pay-per-call for data
Endpoint: https://oedon.dev/mcp
Tools: 1 (live-probed; server v0.2.0, protocol 2025-11-05)
Payment: USDC on Base via x402, 0.005 USDC per query
Manifest: https://oedon.dev/.well-known/mcp.json

Why This Matters for Operators¶

Bitcoin network conditions move money: settlement times, treasury transfers, miner economics and market sentiment all sit behind mempool and chain state. Normally that data lives in explorer UIs that nobody queries mid-decision. OEDON puts fee pressure, congestion signals and whale alerts inside the agent that is already analyzing the situation, so the agent can answer "what will it cost to settle this now" with live numbers instead of stale assumptions. The x402 model keeps costs proportional: free discovery, then fractions of a cent per query, so a screening agent can check many addresses but pay only for the checks it actually needs.

Tools & Capabilities¶

1 tool confirmed by live probe. chain_query_onchain_intelligence takes a query_type and returns the corresponding data set:

query_type	What it returns
fee_pressure	Current mempool fee tiers and congestion signal
mempool_stats	Mempool size, tx count, fee histogram
address_stats	Balance, tx count, total received/sent for a Bitcoin address
hashrate	Network hashrate and 30-day trend
difficulty	Epoch progress, estimated adjustment, retarget date
block_tip	Latest block height, hash, timestamp, tx count, fees, size
mining_pools	7-day pool distribution, top miners, share percentages
tx_lookup	Transaction details by txid (value, fees, inputs, outputs, status)
whale_alert	Recent large mempool transactions (>1 BTC unconfirmed)

All data is sourced from public chain data. The probe confirmed the exact enum values above, so agents can enumerate query types safely.

Installation¶

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "oedon": {
      "type": "http",
      "url": "https://oedon.dev/mcp"
    }
  }
}

For the Claude Code CLI: claude mcp add --transport http oedon https://oedon.dev/mcp

Configuration¶

No API key and no signup. Initialize anonymously and the server responds with its tools capability. Each data query returns the x402 payment challenge (USDC on Base, 0.005 USDC), which the agent or its x402-enabled wallet client satisfies to receive the data. The server publishes its service catalog machine-readably at https://oedon.dev/v1/services and its model instructions at https://oedon.dev/llms.txt.

Example Prompts¶

"What are current Bitcoin mempool fee tiers, and is the network congested right now?"
"Check the balance and total received for this Bitcoin address."
"Any whale transactions over 1 BTC sitting unconfirmed in the mempool?"
"What is the 7-day mining pool distribution and current network hashrate trend?"

Business Relevance¶

Treasury and settlement teams check fee pressure before timing a Bitcoin payment or payout batch
Trading desks watch whale alerts and mempool congestion as short-term market signals
Compliance screening pulls address stats and transaction details for due-diligence checks
Mining and infrastructure operators track difficulty retargets and pool distribution

Integration with CorpusIQ¶

CorpusIQ answers questions about the business's own data (revenue, campaigns, customers). OEDON adds the external Bitcoin market layer: an agent can pull live fee pressure or whale alerts from OEDON and cross-check the timing against commercial workflows held in CorpusIQ - for example, confirming settlement conditions before a payout run, or validating a counterparty's on-chain activity against their business history.

Limitations¶

Pay-per-call: every data query costs 0.005 USDC over x402 on Base, so bulk historical pulls add up - discovery and schema enumeration stay free.
One tool with point-in-time queries; no historical time-series API and no account/portfolio management.
Public-source data only: derived from public chain data, not proprietary order books or exchange feeds.
Hosted-only service with no published GitHub repository (new listing, Aug 23, 2026).