Arbitrum MCP Server
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The Arbitrum MCP Server provides real-time Arbitrum blockchain data analysis. It leverages the Arbiscan API and Claude AI to interpret blockchain data.
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What is Arbitrum MCP Server?
The Arbitrum MCP Server is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server designed to fetch and analyze real-time data from the Arbitrum blockchain using the Arbiscan API and Claude AI for interpretation.
How to use Arbitrum MCP Server?
To use the server, install dependencies with npm install, create a .env file with your Arbiscan and Claude API keys, and run the server using npx tsx arbitrum-mcp.ts. The server provides a 'getArbitrumData' tool that accepts a fullPrompt query and an optional address for analysis.
Key features of Arbitrum MCP Server
Real-time Arbitrum blockchain data fetching
Latest block information
Transaction analysis
Account balance checking
Network statistics
AI-powered data interpretation using Claude
Use cases of Arbitrum MCP Server
Monitoring Arbitrum network activity
Analyzing transaction trends
Checking account balances
Investigating specific Ethereum addresses on Arbitrum
Gathering insights into Arbitrum's ETH supply
FAQ from Arbitrum MCP Server
How do I get an Arbiscan API key?
How do I get an Arbiscan API key?
You can obtain an Arbiscan API key by registering on the Arbiscan website.
Where do I get a Claude API key?
Where do I get a Claude API key?
Claude API keys are available through Anthropic, the creators of Claude AI. Visit their website for details.
What kind of queries can I make?
What kind of queries can I make?
You can ask questions about the latest block, recent transactions, ETH supply, or request balance checks for specific addresses.
Is there a limit to the number of requests I can make?
Is there a limit to the number of requests I can make?
The request limit depends on the rate limits of both the Arbiscan API and the Claude API. Refer to their respective documentation.
Can I use this server for commercial purposes?
Can I use this server for commercial purposes?
Yes, the server is licensed under the MIT license, allowing for commercial use. However, be mindful of the API usage terms of Arbiscan and Claude.