Hive Intelligence MCP Server

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Introduction

Hive Intelligence provides a managed MCP server that acts as a single connection for evidence-backed crypto due diligence. Every answer is delivered with sources, freshness context, and a runtime receipt (provider evidence time, cache age, runtime status, and a server-issued receipt ID), so agents can preserve verifiable provenance for each data point.

Rather than exposing hundreds of endpoints directly, Hive uses a discover-then-execute workflow. Agents first search a catalog of canonical task toolsets and intent-based routes with search_tools, inspect the exact input contract with get_api_endpoint_schema, then run read-only queries through invoke_api_endpoint or approved state changes through invoke_stateful_endpoint. A final validate_task_result step checks the proposed answer against Hive's typed task-output and evidence-receipt contract.

The underlying catalog spans market data, onchain activity, risk screening, and prediction markets, normalizing providers such as CoinGecko, Moralis, Tenderly, Helius, GoPlus, CCXT, Codex, Alchemy, DeFiLlama, and Hyperliquid. Its source-backed inventory covers roughly 10 category endpoints, 519 provider tools, and 18 Hive-native stateful tools, all reachable through the same bounded execution contract.

Use Cases

  • Token safety screening before signing/swapping Combine risk tools like honeypot detection, contract risk, and rugpull signals to vet a token before any transaction. Sample prompt: Use Hive to screen the token at 0x1234...abcd on Ethereum for honeypot risk, contract vulnerabilities, and rugpull signals, and tell me if it's safe to research further.

  • Live market price and stats lookups Fetch current prices, volumes, market caps, movers, and global market stats across venues. Sample prompt: Get me the current BTC and ETH prices in USD along with 24h volume and market cap using Hive tools.

  • Wallet portfolio and transaction history analysis Pull token balances, transaction history, and DeFi positions for a given wallet. Sample prompt: Show me all token balances and the recent transaction history for wallet 0xabc...789 on Ethereum using Hive.

  • DeFi protocol and TVL research Inspect protocol TVL, DeFi positions, and trending liquidity pools for diligence reports. Sample prompt: Use Hive to give me the current TVL for Aave and Uniswap, plus the top trending DEX pools right now.

  • Prediction market tracking and reporting Discover prediction markets, monitor price movement, and aggregate trade flow for ranking or reporting. Sample prompt: Track the top prediction markets on Codex through Hive and summarize recent trade flow and event stats for the biggest ones.

  • End-to-end due-diligence workflow with verifiable receipts Run a full route (discover → inspect schema → execute → validate) that produces a pass/block/escalate decision backed by evidence receipts. Sample prompt: Run a full Hive due-diligence workflow on the PEPE token: check price, liquidity, and security risk, then give me a pass/block/escalate decision with runtime receipts for each source.

  • DEX flow and trending pool discovery Surface trending pools and DEX flows to spot emerging tokens or liquidity shifts. Sample prompt: Use Hive to find the trending DEX pools on Solana in the last 24 hours and flag any with unusual liquidity changes.

  • Comparative market movers analysis Query market data to identify top gainers and losers for agent-driven watchlists. Sample prompt: Get the top 10 crypto gainers and losers over the last 24 hours from Hive market data with their current prices.

  • Saving and managing durable diligence state Use Hive-native stateful endpoints (after explicit approval) to remember, acknowledge, or resolve monitoring alerts and reports. Sample prompt: After reviewing this token risk report, save it to my Hive workspace and set an alert I can acknowledge later.

  • Validating an answer before presenting it to a user Ensure a generated crypto answer meets citation, phase coverage, and receipt-consistency requirements before delivery. Sample prompt: Validate my proposed token-risk answer against Hive's task-output contract and confirm each claim is backed by a proper evidence receipt.

Details

MCP Server URL:
https://mcp.hiveintelligence.xyz/mcp
Type:
HTTP Stream
Authentication:
API Key (Bearer Token)

Tools

search_tools
Search canonical task toolsets, compact user-intent routes, and the full Hive coverage catalog. Select a matching route first, follow its ordered primary calls and conditional fallbacks, then inspect each exact schema. Execute reads with invoke_api_endpoint and explicitly approved Hive state changes with invoke_stateful_endpoint.
get_api_endpoint_schema
Returns the full input schema, operation type, and correct root invoker for any Hive tool by name. Call a category tool first to discover available tool names, then inspect this contract before execution.
invoke_api_endpoint
Invokes only read-only Hive endpoints by name. First discover the tool, inspect get_api_endpoint_schema, and pass bounded schema-valid arguments. State-changing endpoints are rejected and must use invoke_stateful_endpoint after explicit user approval.
invoke_stateful_endpoint
Invokes a Hive-native state-changing endpoint after explicit user approval. This router can create, update, archive, remember, forget, acknowledge, or resolve durable Hive state, so clients must not auto-approve it. Inspect get_api_endpoint_schema first and verify the saved result after execution.
validate_task_result
Validates a proposed workflow answer against Hive's typed task-output and evidence-receipt contract before it is shown to the user. It checks the selected route id, ordered route-only calls, conditional fallback use, the four-call route budget, claim-to-receipt citations, canonical phase coverage, and internal receipt consistency. It cannot authenticate invented receipts or turn SHA-256 self-checks into signatures, so every call entry must be copied exactly from the server-minted _hive block returned by that execution.

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