This server exposes public market data only. No tool can place, modify, or cancel orders, and no tool reads your account. Connecting this server cannot move your funds.
Quick Start
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No setup required
The Everstrike MCP server is public and requires no API key, account, or signup. The server URL is:
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Add the server to your client configuration
Add the following to your Claude Desktop or Cursor MCP configuration file:
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Restart your client
Restart Claude Desktop or Cursor. You should see ten
everstrike_* tools become available in your client.cURL Example
The server speaks JSON-RPC over HTTP. Use the following commands to explore available tools and call one: List all tools:The
Accept header must list both application/json and text/event-stream. Omitting either one causes the request to be rejected with a 406 error.Market Naming
Everstrike uses a quote-first key convention for perpetual markets. The BTC/USD perpetual isUSD_BTC_PERP, not BTC_USD_PERP. Spot markets run base-first, so the ordering depends on the instrument type.
A bare asset name like
XRP is ambiguous — the server cannot tell whether you mean the USD perpetual, a spot market, or an option. Send USD_XRP_PERP or XRP/USD instead. If a market cannot be resolved, the server returns suggestions rather than an error. Use everstrike_pairs for the full canonical list of market keys.
Available Tools
Prices & Markets
everstrike_ticker
Live prices: last, mark and index price, plus 24-hour change and volume.
Pass
pairs when you have specific markets in mind to get every field for each one. Omit it to receive a compact summary — the full ticker spans 257 markets of ~50 fields each, so the summary is a deliberate view, not a truncation.
everstrike_pairs
Every tradable market with tick size, lot size, leverage caps, and contract type. No parameters. This is the canonical reference for market keys.
everstrike_assets
Supported assets with precision, deposit and withdrawal status, and network information. No parameters.
Market Depth & Activity
everstrike_depth
Aggregated bid/ask depth for one market.
everstrike_trades
Recent public trades for one market.
everstrike_ohlcv
Candlestick history.
The
price parameter selects which price series to report:
start and end are Unix milliseconds. A seconds-based timestamp asks for candles from 1970 and returns an empty series without an error. Mark price is the default because on low-volume markets the last traded price can sit unchanged for hours, making a candle series misleading.everstrike_funding
Historical funding rates for perpetual markets.
Exchange
everstrike_status — Exchange-wide status: uptime, engine health, and maintenance windows. No parameters.
everstrike_globals — Aggregate statistics: open interest, volume, and user counts. No parameters.
everstrike_vault — Perpetual vault state: redemption rate, total earnings, and USD supply. No parameters.
Rate Limits
A response that exceeds the size limit is truncated with a note suggesting a narrower request. Truncation removes data from the end, so do not assume the information you need is present in a truncated response — narrow the request and call again.
Protocol Details
Because the server is stateless, a bare request works immediately — no
initialize handshake is required before calling tools/list or tools/call. Sending an initialize is harmless, but it must be its own request: the transport rejects a JSON-RPC batch that contains initialize alongside other messages.
Every request must include Accept: application/json, text/event-stream. Listing only one of the two types is rejected with a 406.