DexPaprika MCP Server
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The DexPaprika MCP server provides on-demand access to cryptocurrency and DEX data for AI assistants. It allows programmatic fetching of real-time token, pool, and DEX data without API keys.
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What is DexPaprika MCP Server?
DexPaprika MCP is a Model Context Protocol server designed to connect AI assistants like Claude to live DEX data across multiple blockchains. It provides a zero-configuration way to access real-time cryptocurrency and DEX data.
How to use DexPaprika MCP Server?
The server can be installed globally using npm (npm install -g dexpaprika-mcp) or run directly using npx (npx dexpaprika-mcp). After installation, the server runs on port 8010 by default. For Claude integration, add the provided configuration to your Claude Desktop configuration file.
Key features of DexPaprika MCP Server
On-demand access to cryptocurrency and DEX data
Real-time data fetching
Zero configuration
Support for multiple blockchains
Integration with AI assistants like Claude
Use cases of DexPaprika MCP Server
Token Analysis Tools
DEX Comparisons
Liquidity Pool Analytics
Market Analysis
Portfolio Trackers
Technical Analysis
FAQ from DexPaprika MCP Server
What are the rate limits?
What are the rate limits?
The free tier limit is 60 requests per minute.
What is the typical response time?
What is the typical response time?
Response time is typically 100-500ms for most endpoints, but it can be network dependent.
How often is the data updated?
How often is the data updated?
Pool and token data are updated every 15-30 seconds.
What does a 429 status code mean?
What does a 429 status code mean?
A 429 status code indicates rate limiting; you should reduce your request frequency.
How far back does the OHLCV data go?
How far back does the OHLCV data go?
Historical data is typically available from the token/pool creation date, but the maximum range between start and end dates is 1 year without pagination.