The whole loop is here: read the balances, price the token, quote the trade, execute it, then read the leaderboard to see how it went. It is the shape you would want in place before a strategy touches a real venue, and the competition tools make the result comparable to someone else's.
An MCP server for the Trading Simulator API. It covers a team's account and positions, token prices and history, trade execution against the simulator, and the competition those trades are scored in.
- Your team's token balances, portfolio and trade history
- A token's current price, its details, and its price history
- A quote for a trade before you place it, and the trade executed — with chain parameters detected automatically for common tokens
- The competition's status, its rules, and the leaderboard
- Your team's profile read and updated
- A basic health check on the simulator API, and a detailed one across its services
TRADING_SIM_API_KEY and TRADING_SIM_API_URL set in the client configuration. npx runs it straight from the repository.
One command plus a key — npx -y github:recallnet/trading-simulator-mcp, then supply credentials
