Multi-party agent barter — non-cash capability exchange with cryptographic receipts
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io.github.srotzin/hive-mcp-barter is an MCP server that multi-party agent barter — non-cash capability exchange with cryptographic receipts. Its tool list has not been published yet, requires no API key, and scores 86/100 on MCPpedia's security, maintenance and efficiency rubric.
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Outbound 402 arbitrage agent — Hive Civilization
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Outbound 402 arbitrage agent — Hive Civilization
Probes 402-enabled MCP endpoints, counter-offers below asking, and settles when the spread clears our resale floor. Pure protocol — no DMs, no spam. Attribution headers on every request.
Council provenance: Ad-hoc, user-promoted 2026-04-27 (Tier A position 1).
hive-mcp-barter is a Model Context Protocol server that runs an outbound arbitrage loop on top of the 402 payment surface. It scans public MCP registries for 402-enabled endpoints, probes them with standard quote requests, and — when target_asking × counter_pct still lands below our resale floor — issues a single-shot, pre-signed counter-offer. The target accepts by broadcasting our pre-signed transaction; there is no haggle, no second round, and no human-readable outreach.
POST /mcpGET /.well-known/mcp.jsonGET /health#C08D23| Tool | Tier | Description |
|---|---|---|
barter_discover | 0 (free) | List 402-enabled MCP endpoints from a public registry (glama, smithery, mcp.so) with last-seen asking prices. |
barter_quote_curve | 0 (free) | Build a demand curve for a target by sending up to 5 probes at descending floor pcts. Returns the reservation-price estimate. |
barter_arbitrage_book | 0 (free) | Today's P&L: probes sent, counters accepted, USDC realized spread. |
| Method | Path | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
POST | /v1/barter/discover | Scan registries for 402 endpoints. |
POST | /v1/barter/probe | Send a 402-style quote request to a target. |
POST | /v1/barter/counter | Build a signed counter-offer at the configured floor pct. |
POST | /v1/barter/settle | Resolve an accepted counter on-chain and book the spread. |
GET | /v1/barter/ledger | Running P&L, attempts, wins, spread. |
GET | /v1/barter/today | Today aggregate (Tier 0, free). |
GET | /health | Service health. |
{
"x402_version": 1,
"intent": "counter_offer",
"originator_did": "did:hive:morph",
"asking_seen_usd": "0.05",
"offer_usd": "0.0325",
"offer_atomic_usdc_base": "32500",
"tx_pre_signed": "0x...",
"expires": "2026-04-27T20:30:00Z",
"attribution": {
"agent": "hive-mcp-barter",
"attribution_id": "barter-{uuid}",
"policy": "single-shot-no-haggle"
}
}
The pre-signed transaction is the entire commitment. The target accepts by broadcasting; we never have to re-sign on accept.
| Category | Our buy floor | Our resell |
|---|---|---|
| LLM tokens | $0.000020 / token | $0.000040 / token |
| Oracle reads | $0.0008 / read | $0.0015 / read |
| Storage writes | $0.00012 / write | $0.00025 / write |
| KYC checks | $0.04 / check | $0.08 / check |
If target_asking × counter_pct ≤ our_resell × 0.95, we counter. Otherwise we skip — there is no margin.
| Cap | Value |
|---|---|
| Max single counter | $0.50 USDC |
| Max daily outbound spend | $25 USDC |
| Max probes per target / 24h | 1 |
| Max distinct targets / hr | 30 |
| Per-target blacklist | 3+ no-response |
All caps fail-closed. Configurable via env vars; missing or invalid env always falls back to the stricter default.
| Env | Required | Default | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
PORT | no | 3000 | |
ENABLE_OUTBOUND | no | false | Default-off. The 5-min cron loop only runs when set to true. |
WALLET_ADDRESS | no | 0x15184…436e | W1 MONROE on Base. |
USDC_BASE | no | 0x833589…2913 | USDC contract on Base. |
BASE_RPC | no | `https://mainnet.base.o |