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crypto_exchange_mcp

by sydowma

MCP server implementation for cryptocurrency exchanges, providing a simple interface to interact with Bybit/OKX/Binance public API endpoints. It allows for real-time data retrieval and monitoring of various market aspects.

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What is crypto_exchange_mcp?

This is an MCP (Market Connectivity Protocol) server implementation designed to facilitate interaction with cryptocurrency exchange APIs like Bybit, OKX, and Binance. It provides a simplified interface for accessing real-time market data.

How to use crypto_exchange_mcp?

  1. Clone the repository: git clone https://github.com/sydowma/crypto_exchange_mcp.git. 2. Update the Claude desktop configuration file (~/Library/Application Support/Claude/claude_desktop_config.json) with the correct path to the cloned repository. 3. Open or restart your Claude desktop app to enable the server.

Key features of crypto_exchange_mcp

  • Real-time price data retrieval

  • Order book access for spot and linear markets

  • Funding rate monitoring

  • Open interest tracking

  • Price change percentage calculations

Use cases of crypto_exchange_mcp

  • Algorithmic trading

  • Market analysis

  • Building cryptocurrency trading bots

  • Data aggregation for portfolio tracking

  • Researching market trends

FAQ from crypto_exchange_mcp

What exchanges are supported?

Currently, the server supports Bybit, OKX, and Binance.

What type of data can I retrieve?

You can retrieve real-time price data, order book information, funding rates, open interest, and price change percentages.

Do I need API keys to use this server?

No, this server primarily uses public API endpoints, so API keys are not required for basic data retrieval.

Can I use this server with other applications besides Claude?

Yes, the server can be adapted to work with other applications, but the provided example focuses on integration with Claude desktop.

Where can I find more documentation?

Refer to the repository's README and the individual exchange API documentation for more details.