Tools supported by CoinStats MCP

Explore the suite of tools available through CoinStats MCP. Each tool provides access to cryptocurrency, wallet, exchange, news, and portfolio data — enabling powerful insights and portfolio management.
Tool NameAPIDescription
get-coinsGet CoinsGet comprehensive data about all cryptocurrencies: Price, market cap, and volume. Price changes (1h, 24h, 7d). Supply information. Trading metrics. Social links and metadata.
get-coin-by-idGet Coin By IdGet detailed information about a specific cryptocurrency based on its unique identifier.
get-coin-chart-by-idGet Coin Chart By IdGet chart data for a specific cryptocurrency based on its unique identifier, specifying different time ranges.
get-coin-avg-priceGet Coin Avg PriceGet the historical average price for a specific cryptocurrency based on its unique identifier and a specific date.
get-coin-exchange-priceGet Coin Exchange PriceGet the historical price data for a specific cryptocurrency on a particular exchange.
get-ticker-exchangesGet Ticker ExchangesGet a list of supported exchanges.
get-ticker-marketsGet Ticker MarketsGet a list of tickers for a specific cryptocurrency across different exchanges.
get-blockchainsGet BlockchainsGet a list of supported blockchains by CoinStats.
get-wallet-balanceGet Wallet BalanceGet the balance data for a provided wallet address on a specific blockchain network.
get-wallet-balancesGet Wallet BalancesGet the balance data for a provided wallet address on all CoinStats supported networks.
get-wallet-sync-statusGet Wallet Sync StatusGet the syncing status of the wallet with the blockchain network.
get-wallet-transactionsGet Wallet TransactionsGet transaction data for a specific wallet. Ensure transactions are synced by calling PATCH /transactions first.
transactions-syncTransactions SyncInitiate the syncing process to update transaction data for a specific wallet.
get-exchangesGet ExchangesGet a list of supported exchange portfolio connections by CoinStats.
get-exchange-balanceGet Exchange BalanceGet the balance data for a provided Exchange.
get-exchange-sync-statusGet Exchange Sync StatusGet the syncing status of the exchange portfolio.
get-exchange-transactionsGet Exchange TransactionsGet transaction data for a specific exchange.
get-fiat-currenciesGet Fiat CurrenciesGet a list of fiat currencies supported by CoinStats.
get-news-sourcesGet News SourcesGet news sources.
get-newsGet NewsGet news articles with pagination.
get-news-by-typeGet News By TypeGet news articles based on a type.
get-news-by-idGet News By IdGet news by id.
get-market-capGet Market CapGet global market data.
get-portfolio-coinsGet Portfolio CoinsGet a list of portfolio coins with P/L and other data displayed on CoinStats web.
get-portfolio-chartGet Portfolio ChartGet portfolio performance chart data.
get-portfolio-transactionsGet Portfolio TransactionsGet a list of portfolio transactions.
add-portfolio-transactionAdd Portfolio TransactionAdd a transaction to a manual portfolio.
get-currenciesGet CurrenciesGet a list of fiat currencies supported by CoinStats.
save-share-tokenSave Share TokenSaves the provided portfolio share token to a local cache for future use across sessions.
get-share-tokenGet Share TokenRetrieves the saved portfolio share token from local cache.

Common MCP Clients

Below are some popular MCP clients you can use to connect to and run remote CoinStats MCP servers.
Each client has unique strengths depending on whether you prefer a graphical interface, coding environment, or automation workflows.

1. Claude

  • Platforms: Desktop (Windows, macOS, Linux)
  • Why it’s popular: Simple setup, built-in tool sidebar, automatic discovery of MCP methods, and permission controls.
  • Use case: Conversational access to CoinStats portfolio, market, and transaction data directly in your desktop AI app.

2. Cursor

  • Platforms: Windows, macOS, Linux
  • Highlights: Developer-focused interface with chat, code editing, and debugging.
  • Integration: Add your CoinStats MCP server URL and API key in the integrations menu.

3. VS Code (via Claude Code, Cline, or Continue)

  • Platforms: Windows, macOS, Linux
  • Why use it: Deep IDE integration, inline execution, and full MCP tool support without leaving your coding environment.
  • Options:
    • Claude Code: Chat and run tools directly in VS Code.
    • Cline: File editing, terminal commands, and browsing powered by MCP.
    • Continue: Flexible, extensible AI integration with MCP support.

4. N8N

  • Platform: Web-based and self-hosted automation tool.
  • Why use it: Ideal for building automated workflows that pull CoinStats data and trigger actions in other apps.
  • Integration: Connect your CoinStats MCP endpoint as a custom node or HTTP request step.

Choosing the Right Client

Workflow StyleBest Choice
Chat-first, non-dev usageClaude
Developer coding environmentCursor, VS Code
Automation & integrationsN8N

Tips

  • Match the client to your workflow: Use GUI tools for exploration, IDE tools for coding, and automation tools for pipelines.
  • Secure your API key: Treat your CoinStats MCP credentials like a password — never share them publicly.