solscan-mcp
by wowinter13
solscan-mcp is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for interacting with the Solscan Pro API for Solana blockchain data. It provides tools to query token information, account activities, and transaction details on the Solana blockchain via Large Language Models.
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What is solscan-mcp?
A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server built in Rust that allows interaction with the Solscan Pro API. It enables querying Solana blockchain data, including token information, account activities, and transaction details, using Large Language Models.
How to use solscan-mcp?
To use solscan-mcp, you need a Solscan Pro API key and either the Rust toolchain or Docker. After installing the server (either regularly via cargo or using Docker), you need to configure your claude_desktop_config.json or claude_config.json with the server's command and your Solscan API key.
Key features of solscan-mcp
Query token information
Query account activities
Query transaction details
Integration with Large Language Models
Built in Rust for performance and reliability
Use cases of solscan-mcp
Analyzing criminal activity by combining multiple MCPs and correct context
Investigating suspected addresses by adding information on how investigators define criminal wallets based on their activity (mev, dusting, poisoning, sandwiched, etc)
Generating reports on wallet activity
Querying Solana blockchain data
FAQ from solscan-mcp
What is an MCP?
What is an MCP?
MCP stands for Model Context Protocol. It's a way to provide context to Large Language Models.
Do I need a Solscan Pro API key?
Do I need a Solscan Pro API key?
Yes, you need a Solscan Pro API key to use this server. You can obtain one from Solscan APIs.
Can I use this with any LLM?
Can I use this with any LLM?
This server is designed to work with Large Language Models that support MCPs.
Is Docker installation available?
Is Docker installation available?
Docker installation is a work in progress and will be available soon.
Where can I find documentation for the available tools?
Where can I find documentation for the available tools?
Detailed documentation of all available tools can be found in TOOLS.md.