The appeal is that trade types an agent normally cannot express — DCA, limit orders, scheduled orders with their own place/list/cancel lifecycle — arrive as tools rather than as something you script against an exchange API. Two things set the expectation: the project calls itself pre-alpha, and the key is gated behind holding the Armor NFT, so this is not something you try on a whim.
A single MCP integration point between an AI agent and the crypto ecosystem: wallet creation and management, swaps, transfers, event-based trades and staking. Solana is what it supports in alpha; the project says more than a dozen chains including Ethereum, Base, Avalanche, Bitcoin, Sui, Optimism, Ton, BNB and Arbitrum are planned for beta.
- Wallet management with grouping, organisation and archiving
- Swaps and trades — a plain swap, DCA orders you can place, list and cancel, limit orders with the same lifecycle, and scheduled orders
- Staking and unstaking
- Token search and trending tokens
- A statistical calculator the agent uses so analysis is computed rather than estimated
- Cross-chain transactions, social sentiment and prediction listed among the feature set
An Armor API key, and the README states you currently need the Armor NFT to obtain one. Python with `uv` installed (`pip install uv`, or `brew install uv` on macOS); the server runs through `uvx` on `armor-crypto-mcp@latest` with `ARMOR_API_KEY` in the environment. The project describes itself as pre-alpha and is being tested against Claude Desktop, Cline, Cursor and n8n. Solana is the only blockchain supported today.
One command plus a key — uvx armor-crypto-mcp@latest --version, then supply credentials