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Crypto Liquidations MCP

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An MCP server that streams real-time cryptocurrency liquidation events from Binance. It enables AI agents to react instantly to high-volatility market movements.

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What is Crypto Liquidations MCP?

This is an MCP server designed to stream real-time cryptocurrency liquidation events from the Binance exchange. It captures and stores recent liquidation data, providing tools and prompts for analysis.

How to use Crypto Liquidations MCP?

To use the server, first install it using Smithery or by cloning the repository and installing dependencies with uv. Then, configure your MCP client to connect to the server. Once running, use the get_latest_liquidations tool to retrieve recent liquidation events and the analyze_liquidations prompt to analyze trends.

Key features of Crypto Liquidations MCP

  • Real-time Liquidation Streaming from Binance WebSocket

  • In-memory storage of up to 1000 liquidation events

  • Tool: get_latest_liquidations for retrieving recent events in a Markdown table

  • Prompt: analyze_liquidations for generating instructions to analyze liquidation trends

Use cases of Crypto Liquidations MCP

  • Reacting to high-volatility market movements

  • Analyzing liquidation trends across different cryptocurrency pairs

  • Identifying potential market signals based on liquidation data

  • Developing AI agents that can automatically respond to liquidation events

FAQ from Crypto Liquidations MCP

What data does this server provide?

This server provides real-time cryptocurrency liquidation events from Binance.

How is the data stored?

The server maintains an in-memory list of up to 1000 liquidation events.

What is the get_latest_liquidations tool?

This tool retrieves the latest liquidation events in a Markdown table format.

What is the analyze_liquidations prompt?

This prompt generates instructions for analyzing liquidation trends across all symbols.

What are the prerequisites for running this server?

Python 3.10, uv package manager, and internet access are required.