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Coinbase pushes further into AI payments with new MCP for Base network

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Coinbase pushes further into AI payments with new MCP for Base network
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Coinbase has introduced a new tool called Base MCP for its Base blockchain network, enabling users to integrate AI services for crypto transactions. This development is part of a broader initiative by Coinbase and Stripe to innovate online commerce through new technical standards. The Base MCP aims to enhance the versatility of Base wallets, allowing for a wider range of transactions across different platforms.

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Coinbase announced on Tuesday that has built a tool that allows users of its Base blockchain network to plug into services like Claude and Cursor. The new tool, called Base MCP, makes it easier to use AI for conducting crypto transactions such as trading and lending, and comes as part of a broader push by Coinbase and payments giant Stripe to redefine the technical underpinning of online commerce.Recommended Video The name Base MCP invokes a popular standard known as Model Context Protocol launched by Anthropic in 2024 that makes it easy for agents to communicate with AI models. According to Lincoln Murr, Head of AI Product for Coinbase, MCPs are like a “nice wrapper” atop APIs that facilitate a wide variety of data requests without rigid coding rules.

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