CC Trading Terminal
An MCP server that lets Claude Code (and other MCP clients) trade crypto, read market data, and manage wallets across EVM chains and Solana.
README
CC Trading Terminal
An MCP server that lets Claude Code (and other MCP clients) trade crypto, read market data, and manage wallets across EVM chains and Solana.
What it does
Connect this server to your AI agent and it can:
- Trade on EVM chains — get swap quotes, execute trades, and use gasless swaps on 17 networks (Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon, and others)
- Trade on Solana — swap via Jupiter/Raydium/Meteora, place limit orders, check balances, send SOL
- Research markets — token prices, trending pools, OHLCV, and pool data via CoinGecko
- Run memecoin workflows — PumpFun trending, quick buys, launch scanning, and an optional auto-buy bot
- Manage wallets — generate, import, and back up multiple EVM and Solana wallets locally
- Stream live data — optional pipeline for ingesting and processing real-time market feeds
Your keys stay on your machine. The server signs transactions locally and never sends private keys anywhere.
Quick start
Install
npm install @degentic/cc-trading-terminal
Add to Claude Code
claude mcp add cc-trading-terminal \
-e USER_PRIVATE_KEY=your_evm_private_key \
-e USER_ADDRESS=0xYourEVMWalletAddress \
-e COINGECKO_API_KEY=your_coingecko_api_key \
-e ALCHEMY_API_KEY=your_alchemy_api_key \
-e SOLANA_PRIVATE_KEY=your_solana_private_key \
-- npx cc-trading-terminal
Check it’s connected
claude mcp list
Run the setup wizard for sample configs and a dev .env template:
npm run setup
npm run setup:dev # copies .env.example → .env for local work
Environment variables
| Variable | Required | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
USER_PRIVATE_KEY |
Yes | EVM wallet used to sign trades |
USER_ADDRESS |
Yes | EVM wallet address |
COINGECKO_API_KEY |
Yes | Market data (pools, prices, OHLCV) |
ALCHEMY_API_KEY |
No | Better RPC endpoints when available |
SOLANA_PRIVATE_KEY |
No | Enables Solana tools (base58, hex, or JSON array) |
Generate a new EVM wallet without leaving the terminal:
npx cc-trading-terminal --create-wallet
How to use it
Once the MCP server is running, ask your agent in plain language — for example:
- “Get a swap quote for 0.1 ETH → USDC on Base.”
- “Show trending pools on Ethereum.”
- “What’s my SOL balance?”
- “Swap 1 SOL to BONK with low slippage.”
The agent picks the right tool automatically. You don’t need to memorize tool names.
Tools group roughly into: EVM swaps & portfolio, CoinGecko data, Solana wallet & DEX, memecoin / PumpFun, wallet vault, and unit conversion helpers.
Solana CLI scripts
For quick shell workflows (no MCP required), use the scripts in solana_commands/:
node solana_commands/solana-balance-check.js [address] [cluster]
node solana_commands/solana-transfer.js <recipient> <amount> [cluster]
node solana_commands/solana-airdrop-request.js [amount] [cluster] # devnet/testnet
Set SOLANA_PRIVATE_KEY in your environment or .env first.
Data pipeline (optional)
The built-in pipeline pulls live market data over WebSockets, validates and normalizes it, and can store history for backtesting or monitoring. Most users only need the MCP tools; run the pipeline when you want a always-on data feed.
npm run pipeline:start
Architecture
┌─────────────────┐ ┌──────────────────┐ ┌─────────────────┐
│ Data Sources │───▶│ Pipeline Core │───▶│ Consumers │
├─────────────────┤ ├──────────────────┤ ├─────────────────┤
│ • CC Terminal │ │ • Connection Mgr │ │ • Trading Bots │
│ • Binance │ │ • Queue Manager │ │ • Risk Systems │
│ • Coinbase │ │ • Data Processor │ │ • Analytics │
│ • CoinGecko │ │ • Validator │ │ • Monitoring │
│ • Uniswap │ │ • Transformer │ │ • Historical DB │
│ • Custom APIs │ │ • Enricher │ │ • Dashboards │
└─────────────────┘ └──────────────────┘ └─────────────────┘
See src/pipeline/examples/startDataPipeline.js for a programmatic setup.
Security
- Private keys and signing happen only on your device
- Use a dedicated trading wallet, not your main holdings
- Encrypted wallet backups use AES-256-CBC — pick a strong password
- Never commit
.env, keys, orwallets/to git
License
MIT
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