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Seventy-eight tools in total: fifty-three chart measures covering trend, momentum, volatility and volume, plus twenty-five ready-made readings that boil the same maths down to a plain sell, hold or buy number. Prices come from public exchange history, Binance by default, and one setting points it at a different exchange instead. It cannot see your account, hold your money or place a trade, and it needs no key of any kind.

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Use This MCP server To

Work out the moving averages for a coin over a week Check whether a coin looks overbought right now Get a plain sell, hold or buy reading on a pair Compare momentum signals across a few different coins Look at how volatile something has been lately See how a signal changes between hourly and daily charts

README

Crypto Indicators MCP Server

An MCP server providing a range of cryptocurrency technical analysis indicators and strategies, empowering AI trading agents to efficiently analyze market trends and develop robust quantitative strategies.

For more crypto-related MCP servers, see the Kukapay MCP servers.

License Node.js Status

Features

  • Technical Indicators: 50+ indicators across trend, momentum, volatility, and volume categories.
  • Trading Strategies: Corresponding strategies outputting signals: -1 (SELL), 0 (HOLD), 1 (BUY).
  • Flexible Data Source: Defaults to Binance, configurable to any ccxt-supported exchange.
  • Modular Design: Indicators and strategies are categorized for easy maintenance.

Installation

Prerequisites

  • Node.js (v18.x or higher)
  • npm (v8.x or higher)

Steps

crypto-indicators-mcp FAQ

Do I need an account or a key?
No, none at all. It reads public exchange price history, so there is nothing to sign up for and nothing to pay.
Can it trade or touch my money?
No. It never sees your account and cannot buy, sell or move funds. All it does is arithmetic on public prices.
How many tools does it add?
Seventy-eight. Fifty-three chart measures, plus twenty-five readings that return a simple sell, hold or buy number.
Can I use this to decide whether to buy something?
It gives you the standard signals traders look at, but they are numbers, not advice. Nothing here predicts the future or knows anything about your situation.
Where does the price data come from?
Binance by default. One line in your settings switches it to another supported exchange, and that setting genuinely takes effect.
Which apps does it work in?
Claude Desktop and other MCP-compatible assistants.
How hard is setup?
This one leans towards developer. There is no ready-made package, so you download the code, install its parts, then point your settings file at the folder.
Is it still being maintained?
Yes, reasonably. The last update was late 2025, and it is MIT licensed, so workplace use is fine.