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This MCP server provides real-time crypto funding rates across major exchanges, enabling arbitrage detection through a pivoted table output.
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This MCP server provides real-time crypto funding rates across major exchanges, enabling arbitrage detection through a pivoted table output.
This MCP server is generally safe due to its read-only nature and limited scope. However, users should be aware of the reliance on external APIs and potential for data inaccuracies due to network issues or compromised data sources.
Performance depends on the speed of external exchange APIs and network latency. Caching mechanisms could improve response times.
Cost considerations include potential API usage fees from exchanges and the computational resources required to run the server.
{
"mcpServers": {
"funding-rates-mcp": {
"command": "uv",
"args": ["--directory", "/absolute/path/to/funding-rates-mcp", "run", "funding-rates-mcp"]
}
}
}USDTcompare_funding_ratesCompares funding rates for specified symbols across exchanges, returning a pivoted table with divergence.
Read-only operation; retrieves and compares data without modifying any system state.
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This MCP server is generally safe due to its read-only nature and limited scope. However, users should be aware of the reliance on external APIs and potential for data inaccuracies due to network issues or compromised data sources.
The server operates in a read-only mode, limiting the scope of autonomous actions.
Production Tip
Implement robust error handling and monitoring to ensure data accuracy and availability in a production environment.
The server supports Binance, OKX, Bybit, Bitget, Gate, and CoinEx.
The funding rates are updated in real-time, but the exact frequency depends on the exchange APIs.
No, this server only provides funding rate data and does not support trade execution.
No, this server does not require an API key for basic usage.
The 'Divergence' column shows the maximum funding rate difference for each symbol across the supported exchanges.
Yes, you can specify a list of exchanges to compare using the `exchanges` parameter.
The server returns a Markdown table with symbols as rows and exchanges as columns.