Crypto Orderbook MCP
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The Crypto Orderbook MCP server analyzes order book depth and imbalance across major crypto exchanges. It empowers AI agents and trading systems with real-time market structure insights.
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What is Crypto Orderbook MCP?
This is an MCP (Market Connectivity Platform) server designed to provide real-time analysis of cryptocurrency order books. It calculates and compares depth and imbalance metrics across multiple exchanges, offering valuable insights into market structure.
How to use Crypto Orderbook MCP?
After installing the server and its dependencies using uv, you can interact with it through prompts. Use the calculate_orderbook tool to get metrics for a specific exchange and trading pair, or use the compare_orderbook tool to compare metrics across multiple exchanges. The server returns data in JSON or Markdown table format.
Key features of Crypto Orderbook MCP
Order Book Metrics Calculation
Cross-Exchange Comparison
Support for Multiple Exchanges (Binance, Kraken, Coinbase, Bitfinex, Okx, Bybit)
Real-time Market Data Analysis
Use cases of Crypto Orderbook MCP
Algorithmic Trading
AI-powered Trading Systems
Market Surveillance
Risk Management
Order Routing Optimization
FAQ from Crypto Orderbook MCP
What exchanges are supported?
What exchanges are supported?
Currently, the server supports Binance, Kraken, Coinbase, Bitfinex, Okx, and Bybit.
What is order book depth?
What is order book depth?
Order book depth refers to the quantity of buy (bid) and sell (ask) orders available at different price levels in the order book.
What is order book imbalance?
What is order book imbalance?
Order book imbalance is the difference between the bid and ask depth, indicating potential buying or selling pressure.
What is uv?
What is uv?
uv is a Python package and project manager used for installing the server's dependencies.
How do I configure the MCP client?
How do I configure the MCP client?
You need to add the server configuration to your MCP client (e.g., Claude Desktop) with the correct command and arguments, pointing to the server's directory and the main.py file.