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Arbitrum MCP Server

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Blockchain & CryptoArbitrumBlockchain DataArbiscanClaude AIServer

This server analyzes real-time Arbitrum blockchain data using the Arbiscan API and Claude AI for AI-powered data interpretation. It provides functionalities for fetching data, analyzing transactions, and checking account balances.

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What is Arbitrum MCP Server?

An MCP (Model Context Protocol) server designed for real-time analysis of Arbitrum blockchain data. It utilizes the Arbiscan API to fetch data and Claude AI for insightful data interpretation.

How to use Arbitrum MCP Server?

  1. Install dependencies using npm install. 2. Create a .env file with your ARBISCAN_API_KEY and CLAUDE_API_KEY. 3. Run the server using npx tsx arbitrum-mcp.ts. The server provides a tool named getArbitrumData accessible with a fullPrompt. This tool takes an optional address for use case 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

Use cases of Arbitrum MCP Server

  • Getting the latest block information

  • Analyzing and reviewing recent transactions

  • Determining the current ETH supply on Arbitrum

  • Checking account balances for specific addresses

FAQ from Arbitrum MCP Server

What is the primary function of the server?

The primary function of the server is to provide real-time data analysis of the Arbitrum blockchain, integrating the Arbiscan API and Claude AI.

What API keys are required to run the server?

You will need API keys for Arbiscan and Claude AI, which should be stored in a .env file.

How do I interact with the server?

You interact using a tool named getArbitrumData, by providing a fullPrompt regarding Arbitrum data. Also, provide an optional address for specific-use cases.

Can the server provide historical data?

The provided documentation focuses on real-time data, so accessing historical data is not explicitly mentioned.

Where can I find the source code?

The source code is hosted on GitHub at the provided repository link.