The developers of the EVM-compatible cross-chain protocol deBridge have launched the server-side plugin Model Context Protocol (MCP) to automate complex financial operations on the blockchain using AI agents.
1/ Vibe Trading is here
Introducing deBridge MCP, a universal trading API for OpenClaw, Claude, Cursor, and all your favorite AI workstations pic.twitter.com/1QOboIXDno
— deBridge (@debridge) February 16, 2026
“The tool opens up possibilities for what we call Vibe Trading: describe the desired outcome, and the AI assistant will take care of the rest,” the statement reads.
According to the developers, managing on-chain transactions using different wallets, platforms, and user interfaces is a tedious and error-prone process. MCP provides a universal trading API for connecting agents from ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, Gemini, and other models. Through an end-to-end execution mechanism, AI assistants can:
- ponder over the user’s request;
- calculate the optimal path to accomplish the task;
- build a transaction route;
- exchange tokens within one network;
- move assets across different blockchains.
The team believes that MCP will enable agents to automate processes such as trading, swaps, asset consolidation or distribution, and crypto portfolio balancing.
“Gone are the days of switching between interfaces, synchronizing wallets, and managing fees. Now agents can understand simple dialogues or programmable intentions and instantly achieve the desired result, as well as reason, plan, optimize, and execute all actions without human micromanagement,” the developers noted.
They have opened the MCP source code so that projects can create their own compatible products.
The deBridge team launched the mainnet in 2022. The governance token DBR has depreciated by 57% since its debut in 2024. At the time of writing, the asset is trading at $0.016, having lost 0.2% in the last 24 hours. Its market capitalization is approximately $75.4 million (CoinGecko).
In February, Lightning Labs released an open-source toolkit to provide AI agents with direct access to the Lightning Network.
The American exchange Coinbase introduced a wallet infrastructure designed for autonomous assistants.