CoinGecko Alternative MCP. Analyze crypto prices, history, and on-chain metrics.

You're connecting your agent directly to raw crypto data feeds—no fluff summaries here. This server gives your AI client access to 29 tools for digging into global market metrics, historical pricing, and on-chain activity. It lets you run complex financial queries without leaving your terminal or chat interface.

When you need simple price checks, use get_simple_price to pull the live cost of any supported crypto pair. For token prices tied to a specific network, check it with get_simple_token_price. You can also find out which fiat and crypto currencies are available for comparison by running get_supported_vs_currencies, or get a list of every coin ID, name, and symbol using list_coins.

To analyze the market structure overall, you've got several tools. Run get_global to pull comprehensive stats covering the entire crypto space. If you only care about DeFi, use get_global_defi for data on the top 100 coins and their activity in that sector. You can scope your research by getting a list of all supported exchanges with list_exchanges, or see every platform where assets are tracked using list_asset_platforms.

To check market cap, 24-hour volume, and current pricing for every coin, just call list_coins_markets. If you want to know what's hot right now, use get_trending.

When it comes to deep dives on specific assets, the tools are granular. You can get a coin’s current data and exchange tickers with get_coin or check all trading pairs for a given crypto using get_coin_tickers. If you need historical context, you've got options: use get_coin_history to retrieve price data for a specific coin on any date.

You can generate OHLC (Open/High/Low/Close) metrics with get_coin_ohlc, or get time-series charts using get_coin_market_chart. For historical volume, you can use get_exchange_volume_chart to see how much an exchange moved over time. If your history needs tight boundaries, run get_coin_market_chart_range to limit the data to a specific timestamp period.

For tracking exchanges specifically, you can pull volume and ticker data for an entire exchange using get_exchange, or get all current trading pairs across every listed exchange by calling get_exchange_tickers. To see what networks are supported for querying data, run list_onchain_networks.

Inspecting on-chain activity is where this server shines. You can get specific token details and metrics just by providing a contract address with get_onchain_token. For liquidity pools, you pull the pool's details using get_onchain_pool, or check the latest executed trades from that pool with get_onchain_pool_trades. To understand where assets are being traded on decentralized exchanges (DEXs), use list_onchain_dexes to list all DEXs operating on a specific network.

When you're dealing with NFTs, you can get current metadata and pricing for a collection using get_nft, or pull highly specific data points about an NFT set by providing its contract address via get_nft_by_contract. For finding out which NFT collections are tracked, run list_nfts.

For public corporate analysis, you can check the holdings of major companies for a given asset using get_public_treasury. To scope your research area, you also have tools to list every supported coin (list_coins), all crypto exchanges (list_exchanges), and provide market IDs and names for filtering exchange data through list_exchanges_markets.