Crypto Market Data MCP Server

Crypto Market Data MCP Server

Provides live cryptocurrency market data from over 100 exchanges, enabling AI agents to fetch prices, order books, funding rates, and more for trading analysis and arbitrage opportunities.

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Crypto Market Data MCP Server

MCPize

A read-only Model Context Protocol server that gives any AI agent (Claude, Cursor, Cline, Windsurf…) live cryptocurrency market data across 100+ exchanges via CCXT. No API keys required — everything uses public endpoints.

Supported exchanges: bybit, binance, okx, hyperliquid, gate, kucoin (add more CCXT ids in SUPPORTED_EXCHANGES).

Connect via MCPize

Use this MCP server instantly with no local installation:

npx -y mcpize connect @eliasfire617/crypto-market-data --client claude

Or connect at: https://mcpize.com/mcp/crypto-market-data

Tools (13)

Discovery

Tool What it does
list_exchanges Which exchanges are supported
get_capabilities Matrix of which exchange supports which data (no network)
search_symbols Find the exact symbol format for a coin

Market data

Tool What it does
get_price Last price + 24h stats
get_order_book Top-of-book bids/asks
get_ohlcv Recent OHLCV candles
get_recent_trades Latest public trades

Derivatives

Tool What it does
get_funding_rate Current perpetual funding rate
get_funding_rate_history Historical funding rates
compare_funding Funding rate across many exchanges + arb spread
get_open_interest Current open interest
get_long_short_ratio Global long/short account ratio (Binance)
get_liquidations Recent public liquidations (limited support)

compare_funding is the differentiator: it surfaces funding-rate arbitrage opportunities (which venue pays the most vs least) in one concurrent call.

Robustness

Built for production, not a demo:

  • Retries with exponential backoff on transient network errors (3 attempts).
  • Per-request + overall timeouts (10s / 25s) so a hung exchange can't stall a call.
  • Capability guards: never calls a method an exchange lacks — returns a clean error listing which exchanges do support it (see get_capabilities).
  • Structured errors ({"error": {type, message, retryable, supported_exchanges}}) instead of crashes — agents always get a parseable response.
  • TTL response cache (~660x faster on repeat calls; eases rate limits).
  • Input validation and clamped limits on every tool.
  • Guaranteed exchange cleanup; logs to stderr only (safe for stdio transport).

Run locally

python3 -m venv .venv
source .venv/bin/activate
pip install -r requirements.txt

# stdio transport (Claude Desktop, Cursor, Cline) — local, no auth:
python server.py

# OR streamable HTTP (hosted / remote) — API-key auth + rate limiting ON:
python server.py --http                 # binds :8000 (override with PORT=8799)

Authentication & billing (HTTP mode)

The hosted HTTP transport is gated — this is what makes it billable. Local stdio stays open for single-user dev.

  • Clients send Authorization: Bearer <api-key>.

  • Each key maps to a client_id and a tier; unknown/missing keys get 401.

  • Tiers (auth.py → TIERS) set per-minute rate + monthly quota:

    Tier req/min monthly quota
    free 10 1,000
    pro 120 100,000
    ultra 600 2,000,000
  • Over the limit → a clean ToolError (Rate limit exceeded… / Monthly quota exceeded…), never a crash.

Configure keys (either source; file wins):

# inline
export CRYPTO_MCP_API_KEYS="sk_live_abc:acme:pro,sk_live_xyz:jane:free"
# or a file (see api_keys.example.json)
export CRYPTO_MCP_API_KEYS_FILE=./api_keys.json

If no keys are set in HTTP mode, a throwaway demo key (tier=pro) is generated and printed to stderr so you can test immediately.

Behind a gateway (e.g. MCPize)

If you deploy behind a platform that already authenticates and rate-limits subscribers, set CRYPTO_MCP_DISABLE_AUTH=1. The server then trusts the gateway and skips its own auth + rate limiting — no double authentication, no double throttling. Only do this when the container is reachable solely through that gateway.

Use with Claude Desktop

Copy claude_desktop_config.example.json into your Claude Desktop config (~/Library/Application Support/Claude/claude_desktop_config.json on macOS, %APPDATA%\Claude\claude_desktop_config.json on Windows), adjusting paths.

Symbols

  • Spot: BTC/USDT
  • Perpetual: BTC/USDT:USDT

Roadmap

  • Add more exchanges to SUPPORTED_EXCHANGES.
  • More aggressive caching of hot symbols to cut latency.
  • Optional websocket streaming for live order book / trades.

Maintainers: hosting, deployment and registry-listing notes live in PUBLISHING.md.

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