Crypto Projects MCP Server

What is Crypto Projects MCP Server?

This MCP server provides cryptocurrency project data from Mobula.io to AI agents. It allows fetching detailed project information (market data, tokenomics, links) and formatting it into structured Markdown documents.

How to use Crypto Projects MCP Server?

Install with Python 3.10+ and uv. Clone the repo, run uv sync. Test using uv run mcp dev main.py. Integrate with Claude Desktop via uv run mcp install main.py --name "Crypto Projects". Use the get_project_data tool to fetch raw JSON or the format_project_data prompt to generate a Markdown report.

Key features of Crypto Projects MCP Server

• Fetch comprehensive project data from Mobula.io
• Format data into structured Markdown documents
• Customize output language by system locale or user setting
• No API authentication required for public endpoints
• Provides both raw data tool and formatted prompt

Use cases of Crypto Projects MCP Server

• AI agents retrieving real-time crypto project metrics
• Generating investor-friendly project overviews with tokenomics and release schedules
• Automating due diligence reports for cryptocurrency projects
• Integrating crypto data into Claude Desktop workflows

FAQ from Crypto Projects MCP Server

What data sources does the server use?

It uses Mobula.io's public API. No authentication is required for public endpoints.

What are the runtime requirements?

Python 3.10 or higher and the uv package manager. The Mobula API is accessed over the internet.

Does the server support any programming languages besides Python?

No, the server is written in Python and requires Python to run. The output language can be customized via locale settings.

How do I get raw project data vs formatted output?

Use the get_project_data tool for raw JSON data. Use the format_project_data prompt to generate a structured Markdown document with sections for overview, market data, investors, exchanges, token distribution, and release schedules.

Is there any cost associated with using the Mobula API?

The README states no authentication is required for public endpoints, implying the public tier is free, but it does not detail any rate limits or paid tiers.