Hive Intelligence

Hive Intelligence MCP Server provides a unified model context protocol access point for cryptocurrency, Web3, and financial market analytics. It exposes a wide range of analytics tools through a standard MCP interface, enabling AI assistants to query data, monitor markets, and analyze on-chain, social, and traditional financial indicators with ease.

How to use

You can use this MCP server by connecting your MCP client to either the public remote MCP endpoint or the local MCP server you run on your machine. The server offers access to diverse analytics categories such as market data, on‑chain activity, DeFi metrics, NFT analytics, social sentiment, stocks, forex, economic indicators, and more. To begin, configure your MCP client with either the remote HTTP URL or the local stdio command, then start querying for data, run analyses, or combine multiple tools to derive insights.

How to install

Prerequisites you need before installing include Node.js and npm. Ensure you have network access to install dependencies and build the server.

Install dependencies and build the server locally, then start the server.

# Install dependencies
npm install

# Build the server
npm run build

# Start the server
npm start

Additional setup notes

MCP client configuration examples are provided to connect to either the remote MCP server or the local server you run. If you choose the remote server, you will typically use an HTTP URL. If you run the server locally, you will use a stdio command to start the process and connect to it via the MCP client.

Configuration and startup details for connecting a client are shown in code blocks below. Use the exact command and arguments shown to ensure proper MCP negotiation.

Notes

The server exposes numerous analytics tools across multiple categories. Tools are available through a unified MCP interface and pull data from multiple providers, enabling comprehensive analytics workflows.