Awesome Crypto MCP Servers

What is Awesome Crypto MCP Servers?

Awesome Crypto MCP Servers is a curated list of Model Context Protocol (MCP) server implementations focused on cryptocurrency and blockchain. It serves as a directory for developers and AI agents to discover tools for querying onchain data, sending transactions, tracking market sentiment, and more.

How to use Awesome Crypto MCP Servers?

Browse the list of server implementations in the README. Each entry is a link to its own repository with installation and configuration instructions. A separate tutorial and desktop manager app are also referenced for using MCP tools with Claude Desktop.

Key features of Awesome Crypto MCP Servers

• Curated collection of crypto‑focused MCP servers
• Covers data, transactions, analytics, and news
• Includes servers for multiple blockchains (EVM, Solana, Base, etc.)
• References community tutorials and a desktop manager
• Maintained and updated by Magnet Labs

Use cases of Awesome Crypto MCP Servers

• Query onchain data like token balances and transaction history via AI agents
• Send USDC on Base for free using an MPC wallet MCP server
• Track crypto whale transactions and Fear & Greed index in real time
• Access decentralized exchange analytics across 20+ networks
• Perform 200+ onchain actions on Ethereum, Solana, and Base

FAQ from Awesome Crypto MCP Servers

What MCP servers are included?

The list includes servers for Bankless Onchain (query ERC20, transaction history), free USDC transfer via Coinbase CDP, CoinMarketCap data, Fear & Greed Index, CryptoPanic news, Dappier real‑time data, DexPaprika DEX analytics, whale tracking, Heurist Mesh Agent for blockchain analysis, EVM MCP Server for 30+ EVM networks, GOAT for 200+ onchain actions, and Solana Agent Kit.

Which blockchains are supported?

Supported blockchains include Ethereum, Solana, Base, BSC, and over 30 EVM networks, depending on the chosen server.

Is this an MCP server itself?

No. Awesome Crypto MCP Servers is a curated list of many individual MCP servers, not a single server implementation.

Who maintains this list?

The list is crafted by Magnet Labs with contributions from the AI and crypto community.

How do I install and use a server from the list?

Each entry links to its own GitHub repository. Follow the installation steps in that repository's README, then configure the server in your MCP client (e.g., Claude Desktop).