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Mycelia Signal Sovereign Oracle

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About Mycelia Signal Sovereign Oracle

Sovereign cryptographic oracle — 131 Ed25519-signed endpoints across crypto prices, FX, metals, stablecoins, economic indicators, commodities, gas oracles, volatility/sentiment/stress/contagion indices, marine, weather, DeFi yield, and COT positioning. Pay-per-query via x402 (USD

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Basic information

Category

Databases

Transports

stdio

Publisher

jonathanbulkeley

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jonathanbulkeley

Config

Add this server to your MCP-compatible client using the configuration below.

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "mycelia-signal": {
      "command": "python",
      "args": [
        "myceliasignal_mcp_server.py"
      ],
      "env": {}
    }
  }
}

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Overview

What is Mycelia Signal Sovereign Oracle?

Mycelia Signal Sovereign Oracle is a cryptographic oracle that serves Ed25519-signed attestations across 131 endpoints covering crypto prices, FX rates, precious metals, stablecoin pegs, economic indicators, commodities, gas oracles, volatility/sentiment/stress/contagion indices, a marine oracle, a weather oracle, DeFi yield, and CME COT positioning. It operates on a pay-per-query model via x402 (USDC on Base) with no API keys, accounts, or trust assumptions.

How to use Mycelia Signal Sovereign Oracle?

For direct HTTP access, use curl to call endpoint URLs like /oracle/price/btc/usd (paid) or append /preview for free unsigned samples. For MCP integration, install fastmcp and pynacl, then run python myceliasignal_mcp_server.py and add the server to your Claude Desktop configuration with the JSON snippet provided. LangChain and OpenAPI integrations are also available.

Key features of Mycelia Signal Sovereign Oracle

  • 131 signed endpoints: crypto, FX, metals, stablecoins, gas, indices, economics, commodities, marine, weather, DeFi, COT
  • Ed25519 cryptographic signatures for all paid responses
  • Pay-per-query via x402 (USDC on Base) – no subscriptions or API keys
  • 17 parameterized tools in the MCP server
  • Free preview endpoints for unsigned sample data
  • Multiple integrations: MCP, LangChain, OpenAPI, Agent Discovery

Use cases of Mycelia Signal Sovereign Oracle

  • DeFi smart contracts that need verifiable, signed price or volatility data
  • Building trading bots or dashboards that consume FX rates, precious metals, or economic indicators on-chain
  • Conditional settlement via Discreet Log Contracts (DLC) using the free DLC oracle endpoint
  • Supply chain or insurance applications needing marine or weather oracle attestations
  • Cross-protocol yield aggregation with signed DeFi yield data

FAQ from Mycelia Signal Sovereign Oracle

How does pricing work?

Each endpoint has a fixed price in USDC: $0.01 for crypto, stablecoin, metals, FX, and gas oracles; $0.05 for indices, funding rates, and DeFi yield; $0.10 for economic indicators, commodities, marine, weather, and COT. Payment is handled via x402, a HTTP 402-based payment protocol on Base.

How can I verify signed data?

Every paid response includes an Ed25519 signature over a canonical attestation string (e.g., v1|PRICE|BTCUSD|73242.09|USD|2|...). Use the public key returned from the /health endpoint to verify. See the docs at myceliasignal.com/docs/verification/.

Is there a free tier?

Yes. Append /preview to any paid endpoint URL to receive unsigned sample data at no cost. The free DLC oracle endpoint also requires no payment.

What dependencies are needed for the MCP server?

The MCP server requires Python with the fastmcp and pynacl packages. No additional environment variables or external API keys are needed.

What integrations are supported?

The server is available as an MCP server (17 tools, Python + FastMCP), a LangChain package (langchain-mycelia-signal on PyPI), an OpenAPI specification, and Agent Discovery via agent.json and agent-card.json.

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