The coverage runs from platform-wide totals down to a single swap, so one conversation can go from "which pools hold this token" to the candles behind a price move. The onboarding tool is worth calling first: it maps the words people use, like eth or sol, onto the slugs every other call expects, which is where these lookups usually fail.
A server over DexPaprika's on-chain data API: networks, exchanges, liquidity pools, tokens and individual swaps, all read-only.
- One search across every network at once, returning tokens, pools and DEXes matched by name, symbol or address
- The indexed networks with their 24h volume, transaction and pool counts, and the DEXes operating on each one
- Top pools for a whole network or for one DEX, ranked by volume, and a filtered variant when the question sets numeric thresholds
- A full snapshot of one pool: both tokens, current price, liquidity and TVL, 24h volume and transaction counts
- OHLCV candles for a pool over a time range, for price history and technical analysis
- A pool's recent swaps as individual per-trade records, newest first
- Token detail by contract address with multi-timeframe price and volume plus site and social links, the pools holding a token, and current USD prices for up to 10 tokens on a network in one batched call
- Top or threshold-filtered tokens on a network by volume, liquidity, transactions, FDV or 24h price change
- An onboarding tool that hands the agent the supported workflows, the network-name synonyms such as eth for ethereum, and the recommended call order
Nothing to authorize on the free tier — no signup, no key. Published on npm as dexpaprika-mcp and run over stdio; DexPaprika also hosts the same tools remotely at https://mcp.dexpaprika.com over streamable-http and SSE. A free key set as DEXPAPRIKA_API_KEY raises the monthly allowance and opens streaming beyond the public showcase set; both tiers are rate limited per minute.
One command — npx dexpaprika-mcp@latest