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CoinGecko Server MCP Server

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Overview

What is CoinGecko Server?

It is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server and OpenAI function calling service that integrates with the CoinGecko Pro API to provide cryptocurrency data for AI agents and applications.

How to use CoinGecko Server?

Install via npm install coingecko-server, set the COINGECKO_API_KEY environment variable, then configure it in Claude Desktop’s MCP config or use the CoinGeckoService class with OpenAI function calling. The server exposes tools such as get-coins, find-coin-ids, get-historical-data, get-ohlc-data, and refresh-cache.

Key features of CoinGecko Server?

  • Paginated list of supported cryptocurrencies
  • Coin ID lookup by name or symbol
  • Historical price, market cap, and volume data
  • OHLC candlestick data
  • Local coin cache with refresh capability

Use cases of CoinGecko Server?

  • Fetch a current, paginated list of supported coins
  • Look up CoinGecko IDs for coin names or symbols
  • Retrieve historical price data for analysis
  • Get OHLC candlestick data for charting
  • Cache coin data to minimize redundant API calls

Frequently asked questions

1

What API key is required?

A CoinGecko Pro API key must be set in the `COINGECKO_API_KEY` environment variable.

2

Can I use this server with Claude Desktop?

Yes, by adding it to the `mcpServers` configuration in Claude Desktop’s `claude_desktop_config.json` file.

3

Does it support OpenAI function calling?

Yes, the `CoinGeckoService` class provides function definitions that can be used with OpenAI’s chat completions API.

4

Are there rate limits?

Rate limits are not specified in this server; refer to the [CoinGecko Pro API documentation](https://www.coingecko.com/api/documentation) for current guidelines.

5

What data types are available?

The server returns `OHLCData`, `HistoricalData`, and `CoinInfo` interfaces, which include timestamps, prices, market caps, volumes, and coin identifiers.

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