Mcp
Orbuc
On-chain stablecoin market cap and Bitcoin institutional holdings data.
When to use Orbuc
Choose if
You want a free, no-auth read-only data source for stablecoin supply across chains or for Bitcoin institutional-holder breakdowns (ETFs, public companies, governments). Open access keeps the integration friction near zero — useful for crypto-research agents that need to cite supply numbers or track segment shifts week-over-week.
Avoid if
You need broad crypto market data — altcoin prices, DEX volumes, exchange order books, or on-chain analytics beyond supply. Orbuc covers only 13 stablecoins and BTC institutional holdings. Also avoid for mission-critical production flows: the README warns that x402 pricing may be introduced later, and some Bitcoin segments use carry-forward estimates rather than direct measurement.
Risk Flags
- LOW scope Coverage is narrow — 13 stablecoins across 19 chains plus Bitcoin institutional holdings only. Not a general crypto market-data provider; no altcoin prices, no DEX volumes, no on-chain analytics beyond supply.
- LOW data_quality README discloses "carry-forward estimates" for some Bitcoin holding segments and daily refresh cadence. Stablecoin history starts August 2024; Bitcoin holdings history starts August 2025.
- MEDIUM cost Currently free and open access but README states "x402 pricing may be introduced in future" — agents wiring this into a production flow should plan for an eventual paid surface.
- LOW maturity Solo-developer MCP server (xOrbuc on GitHub) with proprietary license. Limited public track record; rate limits not documented.
Cost
Type: Free
Distribution
- MCP Registry
io.github.xOrbuc/orbuc- Repository
- https://github.com/xOrbuc/orbuc-mcp-server