Coinmarket MCP Server
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The Coinmarket MCP Server implements Coinmarket API endpoints for accessing cryptocurrency data. It provides tools to retrieve currency listings and quotes for tokens.
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What is Coinmarket MCP Server?
This server is an MCP (Modular Content Platform) server that provides access to cryptocurrency data from the Coinmarket API. It allows users to retrieve information about currency listings and get quotes for specific tokens.
How to use Coinmarket MCP Server?
To use this server, you need a Coinmarket API key. Configure the server within your Claude Desktop environment by adding a configuration block to the claude_desktop_config.json file, specifying the command to run the server and setting the COINMARKET_API_KEY environment variable.
Key features of Coinmarket MCP Server
Access to Coinmarket API endpoints
Custom coinmarket:// URI scheme
Retrieval of currency listings
Retrieval of token quotes by slug or symbol
Use cases of Coinmarket MCP Server
Displaying cryptocurrency data in applications
Creating cryptocurrency dashboards
Integrating cryptocurrency information into workflows
Automating cryptocurrency data retrieval
FAQ from Coinmarket MCP Server
What is the purpose of the Coinmarket API key?
What is the purpose of the Coinmarket API key?
The Coinmarket API key is required to authenticate with the Coinmarket API and access its data.
How do I get a Coinmarket API key?
How do I get a Coinmarket API key?
You can obtain a Coinmarket API key by signing up for an account on the Coinmarket website and creating an API key in your account settings.
What are the available tools?
What are the available tools?
The server implements two tools: get-currency-listings and get-quotes.
What arguments does the get-quotes tool accept?
What arguments does the get-quotes tool accept?
The get-quotes tool accepts an optional string argument, either a 'slug' (e.g., bitcoin) or a 'symbol' (e.g., BTC).
Where can I find the claude_desktop_config.json file?
Where can I find the claude_desktop_config.json file?
On MacOS: ~/Library/Application Support/Claude/claude_desktop_config.json. On Windows: %APPDATA%/Claude/claude_desktop_config.json