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MCP SERVER

CryptoScholar

by cryptographer11

Run a full technical-analysis pass on a coin — trend, momentum, volatility, divergence, funding — from live Binance candles, without leaving the chat to open a chart.

Cryptocurrency Market Data
Summary
A chart-reading session that ends with a number you can rank on.

Instead of eyeballing indicators one at a time, you get them computed together and compressed into a single 0–100 score — which means the same question can be asked of fifty coins at once and answered in an order.

What it is

An MCP server for crypto technical analysis. It pulls a long daily window of OHLCV candles from Binance, falling back to CoinGecko, and computes an indicator suite plus a 0–100 Trend Strength Score on top of them.

What you get
  • A full analysis of one coin: moving-average alignment across short, medium and long windows, RSI, MACD, ADX, ATR, Bollinger Band width and annualised historical volatility
  • RSI divergence over the last 30 bars, On-Balance Volume direction, and the current USDT-M perpetual funding rate
  • A volatility regime — low, mid or high — classified by a 3-state GaussianHMM, with a rule-based fallback
  • A Trend Strength Score from 0 to 100 — trend, momentum and strength against BTC weighted together, then adjusted by 4H alignment and OBV
  • Any list of coins ranked by that score, computed in parallel across several workers
  • The top 50 coins by market cap ranked the same way, with stablecoins, wrapped tokens and anything under $10M daily volume filtered out
  • A 30-day return correlation matrix across a set of coins, with tight clusters above 0.85 and the uncorrelated pairs called out
  • Macro framing from CoinGecko global data and DefiLlama stablecoin supply
  • A watchlist you can add to, show and clear down
Requirements

Ask for a coin by symbol: candles come from Binance, so anything without a Binance listing takes the CoinGecko fallback. Market-cap ranking and macro context come from CoinGecko, stablecoin supply from DefiLlama — those three services are what the answers depend on being up.

Setup effort

Build from source — clone the repository and build it, then point your client at the binary