OKX MCP Server
by badger3000
The OKX MCP Server fetches real-time cryptocurrency data from the OKX exchange, allowing AI assistants to access up-to-date price information and historical data. It provides defined tools with enhanced visualization capabilities and WebSocket live updates.
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What is OKX MCP Server?
The OKX MCP Server is a Model Context Protocol server that provides real-time and historical cryptocurrency data from the OKX exchange to AI assistants like Claude. It offers tools to fetch price data, candlestick data, and subscribe to live ticker updates, all with various visualization options.
How to use OKX MCP Server?
To use the server, clone the repository, install dependencies, build the project, and run it directly or test it with the MCP Inspector. Integrate it with VSCode or Claude Desktop by configuring the MCP server settings. Then, use example prompts to query the server for cryptocurrency data.
Key features of OKX MCP Server
Fetches the latest price data for cryptocurrency trading pairs with visual formatting
Retrieves historical candlestick data with visualization options including ASCII charts
Subscribes to real-time WebSocket updates for a trading pair
Provides formatted markdown, JSON, and table outputs for data visualization
Use cases of OKX MCP Server
Providing AI assistants with real-time cryptocurrency price data
Analyzing historical price trends using candlestick data
Monitoring price movements in real-time
Setting up price alerts
FAQ from OKX MCP Server
What is MCP?
What is MCP?
MCP stands for Model Context Protocol, a standard for allowing AI models to access external data and tools.
What exchanges are supported?
What exchanges are supported?
Currently, only OKX is supported.
Do I need an OKX API key?
Do I need an OKX API key?
No, the current implementation uses public OKX API endpoints and does not require authentication.
What visualization formats are supported?
What visualization formats are supported?
The server supports markdown, JSON, and table formats for data visualization.
How do I integrate this with Claude?
How do I integrate this with Claude?
Follow the instructions in the README for integrating with VSCode or Claude Desktop by configuring the MCP server settings.