# Block Scholes

## Block Scholes

- [Getting Started](https://docs.blockscholes.com/getting-started.md): Digital asset data and oracle infrastructure for trading, research, and on-chain applications.
- [Data Plans](https://docs.blockscholes.com/data-access/data-plans.md): Pick Core, Prime, or Enterprise. Then choose a billing period based on the lookback you need.
- [REST API](https://docs.blockscholes.com/data-access/rest-api.md): Block Scholes API covering historical and recent digital asset data.
- [WebSocket API](https://docs.blockscholes.com/data-access/websocket-api.md): Block Scholes API covering real-time digital asset data
- [Overview](https://docs.blockscholes.com/blockchain-oracle/overview.md): Introduction to Block Scholes Oracles and how to choose between Push-Based and Pull-Based integration methods.
- [Push Model](https://docs.blockscholes.com/blockchain-oracle/push-based-oracle.md): Client integration guide for the Block Scholes oracle.
- [Solidity Interface Reference](https://docs.blockscholes.com/blockchain-oracle/push-based-oracle/interface.md)
- [Pull Model](https://docs.blockscholes.com/blockchain-oracle/pull-based-oracle.md): The Pull-Based Oracle is ideal for latency-sensitive use cases where developers want control over when and how data is retrieved and fed into smart contracts.
- [Overview](https://docs.blockscholes.com/mcp/overview.md)
- [Connecting Client](https://docs.blockscholes.com/mcp/connecting-client.md)
- [Claude](https://docs.blockscholes.com/mcp/connecting-client/claude.md)
- [Cursor](https://docs.blockscholes.com/mcp/connecting-client/cursor.md)
- [OpenClaw](https://docs.blockscholes.com/mcp/connecting-client/openclaw.md)
- [Block Scholes Skill](https://docs.blockscholes.com/mcp/block-scholes-skill.md): Reusable skill instructions for Claude and Cursor.
- [Contact](https://docs.blockscholes.com/other/contact.md): Get in touch - feedback, requests or ideas are always welcome.


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