Crypto market tools with an MCP server

Institutional SQL over 85+ indexed chains, with labels and no published price.

Multi-exchange trading workspace — smart orders, scanners, bots and a journal.

Chain and protocol fundamentals — fees, revenue, users — one definition everywhere.

One venue's own tape — prices, books, trades and funding, free and unkeyed.

GraphQL over indexed chains — self-service plans are a real-time window, not history.

Venue-direct spot, perps and options data with no key — if your IP is not in the US.

One MIT client for 104 crypto exchanges, 76 of them over websocket.

Derivatives screener with order-flow footprint, volume profile and Hyperliquid whale data.

One symbol scheme over 400+ venues, metered in REST credits and WebSocket gigabytes.

The old CryptoCompare API, renamed, re-hosted and no longer free.

Prices, market data and onchain DEX data for 18,000+ coins, via REST, websocket or MCP.

Funding, open interest, liquidations and L2/L3 order books across thirty futures venues.

Prices, rankings, DEX and derivatives data billed by data points returned, not by call.

Hosted spot bots built in forms, one bot per subscription, with a marketplace attached.

Exchange reserves, miner flows and MVRV for four chains, as charts, alerts and an API.

DeFi's default metric set, with the TVL definition written down in public.

SQL over 100+ indexed chains, with the API on every plan including the free one.

A curated metric set in a charting studio, with the API on a separate annual plan.

Apache-2.0 Python framework for running market-making bots on CEXs and DEXs.

Python backtesting and research framework whose live-trading half is a paid plugin.

Options Greeks, a calibrated vol surface and funding data over REST, WebSocket or MCP.

Crypto trades, bars and websockets, sold in one plan together with forex.

Asset profiles, 500-source news and analyst-verified event monitoring, with an API.

A labelled view of the chain — who is buying, not just which address.

Public v5 endpoints for spot, swaps, futures and options — open, and tightly licensed.

The GraphQL API under Sanbase, sold on its own plans with its own call budget.

On-chain, social and developer metrics for a few thousand assets, on one set of axes.

One free front-end over twenty-odd venues, with your keys never leaving your machine.

Protocol fundamentals as an income statement — fees, revenue, earnings, multiples.

The chart everyone else embeds, sold as a subscription — and crypto is one market on it.

The paid VectorBT — leverage and limit orders, and still no funding leg.

Derivatives terminal with order entry on Bybit and Hyperliquid, and the API behind it.