3xplmcp_04f192_*crawled

3xpl MCP Server

by exekerey

Enables LLMs to interact with blockchain data across 48 networks via the 3xpl JSON API, supporting tools for transactions, addresses, blocks, and more.

Tools

9per call
3xplmcp_04f192_getaddressoverview
extract short summary about an address in provided blockchain
incl.
3xplmcp_04f192_getaveragefee24husd
retrieves average transaction fee for last 24 hours in specified blockchain in US dollars.
incl.
3xplmcp_04f192_getblockoverview
extract short summary about a block in provided blockchain
incl.
3xplmcp_04f192_geteventscount24h
retrieve number of events(transfers, inputs/outputs, not whole transactions) in last 24h for provided blockchain
incl.
3xplmcp_04f192_getlatestblock
get latest block height in specified blockchain
incl.
3xplmcp_04f192_getmempooleventscount
get the number of unconfirmed events(transfers, inputs/outputs, not transactions) at the moment in the memory pool of provided blockchain
incl.
3xplmcp_04f192_gettransactionoverview
extract short summary about a transaction in provided blockchain(to be improved)
incl.
3xplmcp_04f192_listblockchainsandmodules
get a list of blockchains and their modules with module descriptions
incl.
3xplmcp_04f192_resolveensdomain
resolves an ENS domain to a regular address
incl.

Verification

What tier “crawled” guarantees semantically. Not a control executed on this server — items not yet run are shown as pending.

Ownership proven (DNS + registry)pending
Static analysis of the declared schemapending
Stable canonical manifest hashpending
Schema scan pending
Once the server passes the scan you’ll see the version, hash and last-check date here. No verified data to show yet.
Every schema version is hashed. A change in tool descriptions triggers a drift alert before it reaches your agent.
Crawled server with no verified owner: indexed only from a public directory. Usable for free (no charge, no SLA) until its owner claims it. Install at your own risk.
Indexed from glama

Connection

Coming soon

This API isn’t connectable over MCP yet. We’re enabling its runtime; once it’s ready you’ll be able to generate a key and connect it.