Swiss Whale Intelligence
Methodology-transparent BTC + ETH whale forensics. 30 tools, anonymous OAuth 2.1 Free tier.
README
Swiss Whale Intelligence MCP
Methodology-transparent on-chain forensics for Bitcoin and Ethereum, exposed via the Model Context Protocol (MCP). Real-time whale alerts, per-address MVRV, Meiklejohn-canonical clusters, mining-pool attribution, OFAC SDN sanctions tagging. 30 tools, anonymous OAuth 2.1 Free tier.
š Live server: https://mcp.btcwhalealerts.com/mcp
š Documentation + landing page: https://btcwhalealerts.com/mcp/
š Methodology whitepaper (CC-BY-4.0, SHA256-pinned): https://btcwhalealerts.com/whitepaper/v1.md
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Status: Production. Listed in the official MCP Registry as io.github.alpineflow-io/swiss-whale-intelligence.
This repository contains the public metadata for the Swiss Whale Intelligence MCP server: documentation, install instructions, tool inventory, and methodology references. The server itself is hosted at mcp.btcwhalealerts.com ā no clone, no install, no Docker required to use it.
What it does
Connect any MCP client (Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, ChatGPT plugins, custom agents) to a 4.7-million-transaction on-chain dataset for Bitcoin and Ethereum.
The server answers questions like:
- "Show me Bitcoin whale transactions over 1,000 BTC in the last 6 hours."
- "What's the MVRV state of address
bc1q...? Is it in profit or loss?" - "List the addresses that share a Meiklejohn cluster with this one."
- "Which mining pool extracted the most blocks last week?"
- "Compare BTC's risk-adjusted return vs SPY and Gold over the last quarter."
- "Which dormant wallets just woke up after being inactive for 5+ years?"
- "Is this address on the OFAC SDN list?"
Returns are first-party data only ā no vendor labels, no AI-generated summaries presented as facts.
Install
Direct (recommended)
In Claude Code:
claude mcp add btc-whale-intelligence https://mcp.btcwhalealerts.com/mcp
In Claude Desktop, add to your claude_desktop_config.json:
{
"mcpServers": {
"btc-whale-intelligence": {
"url": "https://mcp.btcwhalealerts.com/mcp"
}
}
}
In Cursor (Settings ā MCP ā Add Server):
URL: https://mcp.btcwhalealerts.com/mcp
OAuth 2.1 with anonymous Free tier ā your client is auto-granted Free-tier access on first connect, no signup, no API key to copy-paste. Upgrade flow is in-product if you want paid-tier access.
Via Smithery Gateway (alternative)
If your MCP client has trouble with OAuth discovery or you want Smithery's built-in observability:
claude mcp add btc-whale-intelligence https://swiss-whale-intelligence.run.tools
Smithery's gateway proxies the connection and handles OAuth on behalf of the client. Slightly more latency, but smoother for some setups.
Tools (30)
24 free + 6 paid. Free-tier covers the everyday "what just happened on-chain?" questions.
Bitcoin (21 tools)
| Tool | Free? | Description |
|---|---|---|
whale_my_status |
ā | Show authenticated user's tier and capabilities |
whale_recent |
ā | Recent BTC whale transactions (filterable by min_btc, flow_type, hours) |
whale_top_holders |
ā | Top BTC holders by current balance |
whale_top_coins |
ā | Top crypto coins by market cap with current prices |
whale_lookup |
ā | Lookup BTC address details (balance, history, cluster) |
whale_lookup_any |
š | Universal address lookup (any chain) ā Pro tier |
whale_tx_detail |
ā | Detailed BTC transaction analysis with cluster + flow context |
whale_address_cluster |
ā | Get Meiklejohn cluster for a BTC address |
whale_address_mvrv |
ā | MVRV per BTC address (profit/loss state) |
whale_cohort_breakdown |
ā | BTC whale activity by holder-size cohort |
whale_exchange_flows |
ā | Exchange inflows/outflows over a time window |
whale_frequency_context |
ā | How rare is this whale activity vs historical baseline |
whale_btc_price |
ā | Current BTC price + 24h change |
whale_btc_indicators |
ā | BTC indicators (Pi Cycle Top, Stock-to-Flow, dominance) |
whale_fear_greed |
ā | Crypto Fear & Greed Index (alternative.me) |
whale_dominance |
ā | BTC + ETH market dominance |
whale_dormant_wakeups |
ā | Recently-awakened dormant whale addresses |
whale_hodl_wave |
ā | UTXO age distribution (HODL waves) |
whale_sopr |
ā | Spent Output Profit Ratio for whale cohort |
whale_miner_balances |
ā | Mining pool balance snapshots |
whale_entity_search |
ā | Search known entities (exchanges, OFAC, mining pools) |
Ethereum (5 tools)
| Tool | Free? | Description |
|---|---|---|
whale_eth_recent |
ā | Recent ETH whale transactions |
whale_eth_cohort_breakdown |
ā | ETH whale activity by holder-size cohort |
whale_eth_address_cluster |
ā | Get hybrid L1+L3 cluster for an ETH address |
whale_eth_cluster_members |
ā | List all members of an ETH cluster |
whale_eth_mvrv |
ā | MVRV per ETH address (3-tier doctrine) |
Benchmarks + Pro tools (4)
| Tool | Free? | Description |
|---|---|---|
whale_benchmark_compare |
ā | Compare BTC strategies vs SPY / Gold (Alpha/Beta/Sharpe/MaxDD) |
whale_benchmark_prices |
ā | Historical benchmark prices (BTC/SPY/Gold) |
whale_address_history |
š | Full address transaction history ā Pro tier |
whale_export_csv |
š | CSV export with backfill ā Pro tier |
Why this exists
Most on-chain data services either (a) charge enterprise prices for everything ($799+/mo Glassnode Professional) or (b) sell convenient summaries without showing how they were computed. We do neither.
Three concrete differentiators:
-
Methodology-transparent. Every metric the server returns is reproducible from documented heuristics. The published whitepaper (CC-BY-4.0, SHA256-pinned) covers cluster computation (Meiklejohn 2013 + ETH hybrid L1+L3), MVRV (UTXO-age Ć historical price), and mining-pool attribution (coinbase-tag matching, 99.6% YTD coverage). Limitations ā CoinJoin, PayJoin, pre-2014 data ā are explicit, not hidden.
-
First-party data only. No vendor labels we couldn't ourselves verify. The label sources are public and citable (OFAC SDN, Etherscan public labels, MyEtherWallet darklist, Scamsniffer). A separate
entity_label_importsaudit table tracks every label-source run. -
Free tier means free. Anonymous OAuth 2.1, 24 of 30 tools accessible without signup. The 6 paid tools are historical-export and full-address-history ā the things that would cost us bandwidth at scale.
Verification
Three external audit reports, all green:
| Report | Phases | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Production audit | 30 tools tested anonymously | 24 PASS / 1 latency-WARN / 5 INFO / 0 FAIL |
| Deep audit | A (doc-vs-reality) + B (chains) + C (inner-consistency) | 47 PASS / 0 FAIL |
| External cross-check | D (vs mempool.space + Etherscan + CoinGecko + alternative.me) + E (internal source freshness) | 23 PASS / 0 FAIL |
Reports available on request ā happy to share with reviewers, partners, or anyone evaluating the server's reliability.
Pricing
| Tier | Price | Access |
|---|---|---|
| Free | 0 | Anonymous OAuth, 24 tools, 10 API calls/day |
| Trial 30d | 0 | Login required, full access for 30 days, no auto-renewal |
| Intelligence | 49 CHF/mo | Realtime dashboard, custom tickers, 100 lookups/day, 10K API/day, personal license |
| Pro | 149 CHF/mo | REST API 100k/mo, 60/min, 3 seats, business license, full address-history, MCP/Claude-native |
| Academic | 0 | Verified .edu / .ac.* / .uni-* domains, 12-month renewal, citation required |
| Enterprise | Custom | Unlimited seats, white-label possible ā contact form |
Excludes 8.1% Swiss VAT for CH residents.
License
This repository (README and any docs/examples) is published under the MIT License. Anyone is free to fork, adapt, or redistribute the documentation.
The MCP server source code is not in this repository ā it runs as a hosted service operated by Catering & Event Services GmbH from Switzerland. The methodology whitepaper at https://btcwhalealerts.com/whitepaper/v1.md is published under CC-BY-4.0 and is freely citable in academic work.
Links
- Live MCP server: https://mcp.btcwhalealerts.com/mcp
- Landing + onboarding: https://btcwhalealerts.com/mcp/
- OAuth discovery: https://mcp.btcwhalealerts.com/.well-known/oauth-authorization-server
- OpenAPI spec: https://api.btcwhalealerts.com/openapi.json
- Methodology whitepaper: https://btcwhalealerts.com/whitepaper/v1.md
- Public ledger (transparency): https://btcwhalealerts.com/ledger/
- Status page: https://mcp.btcwhalealerts.com/.well-known/oauth-authorization-server
- Imprint + privacy: https://btcwhalealerts.com/imprint/
About alpineflow-io
alpineflow-io is the engineering identity behind Swiss Whale Intelligence and related on-chain tooling. Built and operated independently from Switzerland.
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