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Managed crypto intelligence MCP for AI agents across market data, DeFi, wallets, security, DEX, NFTs, Solana, infrastructure, and prediction markets.

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Hive Intelligence

Managed crypto market infrastructure for AI agents.

One hosted MCP server. 369 live tools. 10 categories. 9 data providers — Alchemy, CoinGecko, DeFiLlama, Moralis, Codex, GoPlus, Helius, Tenderly, and CCXT normalized into a single agent-ready surface, so your agent gets prices, DeFi, wallets, security, and DEX flows through one API key instead of separate provider credentials.

Connect · Tools · Security · SDK · CLI · Pricing · FAQ · Get an API key

⚡ New here? Try the free Demo (10K credits/month, no card required) · Install guides · Example prompts

Connect

Hive is a hosted MCP server for clients that support remote HTTP MCP and API-key headers. Point a supported client at the endpoint and authenticate with a Bearer key:

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https://mcp.hiveintelligence.xyz/mcp

After clicking, replace YOUR_HIVE_API_KEY with a key from hiveintelligence.xyz/dashboard/keys (the deep link can't carry your secret). Per-client config blocks are below.

What is Hive Intelligence?

A managed MCP server, REST API, and CLI that give AI agents one normalized, runtime tool surface over live crypto market data, DeFi, wallets, token security, DEX flows, NFTs, prediction markets, and on-chain network data. One API key, nine upstream providers — instead of stitching Alchemy + CoinGecko + DeFiLlama + Moralis + GoPlus and several others yourself.

Connect to your AI client

The hosted endpoint is the same everywhere; only the config file and shape differ. Replace hive_live_... with your API key.

Claude Code

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claude mcp add --transport http hive https://mcp.hiveintelligence.xyz/mcp \
 --header "Authorization: Bearer hive_live_..."

Cursor

~/.cursor/mcp.json (global) or .cursor/mcp.json (project):

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{
 "mcpServers": {
 "hive": {
 "url": "https://mcp.hiveintelligence.xyz/mcp",
 "headers": { "Authorization": "Bearer hive_live_..." }
 }
 }
}

VS Code (GitHub Copilot Chat)

.vscode/mcp.json (note the required type: "http"):

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{
 "servers": {
 "hive": {
 "type": "http",
 "url": "https://mcp.hiveintelligence.xyz/mcp",
 "headers": { "Authorization": "Bearer hive_live_..." }
 }
 }
}

Claude Desktop

Claude Desktop uses the Custom Connectors UI for remote MCP. Open Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector, set the URL to https://mcp.hiveintelligence.xyz/mcp, and add the Authorization: Bearer hive_live_... header there. Do not paste a remote url + headers block into claude_desktop_config.json; that file is for local stdio servers.

Windsurf · Gemini CLI

Use the same url + headers block as Cursor. Config locations: Windsurf → ~/.codeium/windsurf/mcp_config.json; Gemini CLI → ~/.gemini/settings.json. Full per-client guides: hiveintelligence.xyz/install.

Local stdio (self-host / desktop / your own provider keys)

Prefer a local process or your own upstream keys? Run the published CLI as a stdio MCP server:

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{
 "mcpServers": {
 "hive": {
 "command": "npx",
 "args": ["-y", "-p", "hive-intelligence@latest", "hive"],
 "env": { "HIVE_API_KEY": "hive_live_..." }
 }
 }
}

hive-intelligence is a stdio transport (a JSON-RPC channel, not an interactive command). For terminal use, see the CLI .

Authentication

  • Get a key at hiveintelligence.xyz/dashboard/keys; the free Demo plan needs no card.

  • Authenticate the hosted endpoint with Authorization: Bearer hive_live_... (legacy alias x-api-key also works).

  • One key, least privilege: keys are scoped to your plan's rate limit and credits. Rotate or revoke from the dashboard; never commit a key or paste it into client-side code.

Powered by

Nine production data providers, normalized into one tool surface:

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Alchemy · CoinGecko · DeFiLlama · Moralis · Codex · GoPlus · Helius · Tenderly · CCXT

Provider Coverage Alchemy EVM portfolio, token, NFT, transfer, simulation, gas, and network data CoinGecko Market data, prices, OHLCV, exchanges, NFT collections DeFiLlama TVL, yield pools, protocol metrics, bridges, treasuries Moralis Wallet analytics, NFT data, token transfers, EVM coverage Codex (Defined.fi) DEX pair OHLCV, prediction markets (Polymarket) GoPlus Token security, honeypot detection, contract risk, malicious-address reputation Helius Solana RPC, DAS, compressed NFTs, priority fees Tenderly EVM transaction simulation, contract decode, debugging CCXT Centralized exchange data, order books, derivatives, funding rates

Tools & discovery

369 callable tools across 10 categories. Agents don't browse a wall of endpoints — they discover the right task toolset with search_tools (or the hive://toolsets resource), inspect parameters with get_api_endpoint_schema, then run a bounded call with invoke_api_endpoint.

Category Tools What's inside

1 Market Data & Price 87 Prices, OHLCV, market caps, derivatives, funding rates, stablecoins, gainers/losers, exchange tickers 2 On-Chain DEX & Pool 52 DEX pools, liquidity, trending pairs, swap history, bridges, aggregator volumes 3 Portfolio & Wallet 40 Balances, PnL, DeFi positions, swap history, NFT holdings, multi-chain history 4 Token & Contract 34 Token metadata, holders, top traders, ENS resolution, treasury tracking, transfers 5 DeFi Protocol 17 TVL, fees, yield farming, chain metrics, treasuries, emissions 6 NFT Analytics 30 Collection data, floors, market charts, NFT pools, trait metadata, sales 7 Security & Risk 29 Honeypot detection, rugpull checks, approval risk, Tenderly simulation, gas estimation 8 Network & Infrastructure 26 Chain health, blocks, gas prices, supported networks, Solana infrastructure 9 Search & Discovery 15 Cross-provider search, trending coins, categories, token discovery 10 Prediction Markets 21 Polymarket events, traders, outcome prices, trade history, market stats

Clients that want a smaller, scoped tool surface can connect to a category endpoint directly, e.g. https://mcp.hiveintelligence.xyz/hive_market_data/mcp (one per category). Public catalog overview: hiveintelligence.xyz/tools/live-catalog. Authenticated REST catalog: https://mcp.hiveintelligence.xyz/api/v1/tools.

Security & trust

Crypto answers are only useful if they're trustworthy. Hive is built for that:

  • Provenance on every response. Tool results carry the source provider, freshness/timestamp, and runtime status. Hive never silently mixes provider data — fallback, cached, or degraded data is labeled as such.

  • Point-in-time, not drift. Time-series tools accept at / block_number so agents answer historical questions without quietly defaulting to "latest."

  • Security-first tools. get_token_security, detect_rugpull, approval-risk, and Tenderly transaction simulation return structured risk flags so an agent can check before a user signs.

  • Least privilege & prompt-injection awareness. Use a scoped key per environment and rotate from the dashboard. As with any tool-using agent, treat on-chain text (token names, memos) as untrusted input — Hive returns structured fields rather than free-form instructions to reduce injection surface.

  • No client-side keys. Keep your Hive key server-side; browser UIs should call your own backend, which uses the key (see the SDK B2B subject sessions).

Example prompts

Once Hive is connected, ask in plain English — each maps to a real tool call you don't have to write:

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What's the price of BTC, ETH, and SOL right now in USD?
List the top 20 yield pools above 10% APY on Ethereum.
Show me the portfolio of vitalik.eth across all chains.
Is this token a honeypot? 0x... · Run a rugpull check on $PEPE.
What are the current funding rates for BTC perps across exchanges?
What are the most-traded events on Polymarket this week?
Simulate this transaction before I sign it:

More workflow guides: hiveintelligence.xyz/use-cases.

TypeScript SDK — hive-mcp-client

Call Hive from your own agent or backend without wiring MCP by hand. The typed client ships on npm and in client/:

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npm install hive-mcp-client
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import {
 createHiveMcpClient,
 invokeHiveEndpoint,
} from "hive-mcp-client";

const hive = await createHiveMcpClient({
 apiKey: process.env.HIVE_API_KEY,
 clientName: "my-app",
});

const result = await invokeHiveEndpoint(hive, "get_price", {
 ids: "bitcoin",
 vs_currencies: "usd",
});
console.log(result.json ?? result.text);
await hive.close();

invokeHiveEndpoint already returns a normalized result. Use normalizeHiveToolResult only when you call the lower-level client.callTool() method directly.

Includes Vercel AI SDK and LangChain adapters, plus B2B subject sessions for multi-tenant backends. Full API: client/README.md.

Agent skills

Installable agent skills teach Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and other agents the Hive workflow — MCP setup, tool discovery, and live crypto research:

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npx skills add hive-intel/hive-skills

CLI

The hive CLI is a thin terminal client over the same API. Set HIVE_API_KEY (or run hive auth login once):

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hive market price --ids bitcoin,ethereum,solana --vs usd # prices
hive defi tvl --protocol aave # DeFi TVL
hive security scan --token 0x... # token security
hive portfolio balance --address 0x... # wallet portfolio
hive tools search "funding rate" # search the 369-tool catalog
hive tools call get_price --args '{"ids":"bitcoin","vs_currencies":"usd"}'

Global flags include --json, --pretty, --jq <expr>, --csv, --fields, --timeout, -q/--quiet. Auth: hive auth login | whoami | profiles | switch. Diagnostics: hive doctor, hive status. Shell completion: hive completion <bash|zsh|fish> --install. Aliases: hive alias set btc 'market price --ids bitcoin --vs usd'. Full reference: hiveintelligence.xyz/cli.

Pricing

Plan Monthly credits Rate limit API keys Price Demo 10,000 30 req/min 5 Free Analyst 500,000 500 req/min 10 $129/mo Pro 2,000,000 1,000 req/min 25 $499/mo Enterprise Custom Custom req/min Custom Custom

One credit = one tool call, regardless of provider or response size. Discovery calls (tools/list, authenticated GET /api/v1/tools) are free. Full pricing: hiveintelligence.xyz/pricing · machine-readable: hiveintelligence.xyz/pricing.md.

Why Hive over a single-provider MCP?

Hive CoinGecko MCP Moralis MCP DeFiLlama MCP GoPlus only Providers normalized 9 1 1 1 1 Categories 10 2 3 1 1 Total tools 369 ~50 ~60 ~15 ~20 Market data ✓ ✓ partial – – DeFi TVL + yields ✓ – – ✓ – Wallet portfolio ✓ – ✓ – – Pre-signing security ✓ – – – ✓ DEX pool analytics ✓ – partial – – Prediction markets ✓ – – – – Solana depth (DAS) ✓ – – – – Managed (no ops) ✓ ✓ partial varies varies

Single-provider MCPs win on niche depth. Hive wins when the agent needs broad crypto context in one request — prices + DeFi + wallet + security + DEX in a single conversation, without anyone figuring out which tool lives in which provider.

Documentation

Support

License

MIT © Hive Intelligence