Provides access to wallet analysis data from the kukapay/pumpfun-wallets-mcp GitHub repository, which contains tools for analyzing trading activity and profitability on Pump.fun and PumpSwap platforms.
Utilizes Python 3.10+ as the implementation language for the MCP server's wallet analysis functionality, with the server being installable and runnable through Python package management tools.
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Pumpfun Wallets MCP
An MCP server that analyzes wallets’ trading activity and profitability on Pump.fun and PumpSwap.
Features
- Total Wallets: Retrieve the total number of wallets on Pumpfun and Pumpswap.
- Top Profitable Wallets: Fetch the top wallets by realized profit over the last 30 days, with rank, wallet address, profit, and last transaction timestamp.
- Top Trading Wallets: Get the top wallets by all-time trading volume, including trade count and total volume in USD.
- Wallet Distribution: View the distribution of wallets by trading volume tiers, excluding bots, for insights into trading activity.
- Tabulated Output: Returns data in a clean, tabulated string format for easy readability.
Prerequisites
- Python 3.10+
- A valid Dune Analytics API key
Installation
- Clone the Repository:
- Install Dependencies:
- Installing to Claude Desktop: Install the server as a Claude Desktop application:Configuration file as a reference:Replace
/path/to/pumpfun-wallets-mcp
with your actual installation path, anddune_api_key
with your API key from Dune Analytics.
Tools
The server provides the following tools, accessible via the MCP interface or API:
get_total_wallets()
- Description: Retrieves the total number of wallets on Pumpfun and Pumpswap.
- Returns: Integer (total wallet count, or 0 on error).
- Example:
get_alpha_wallets(limit: int = 100)
- Description: Fetches the top profitable wallets for the last 30 days, including rank, wallet address, realized profit (USD), and last transaction timestamp.
- Parameters:
limit
(optional, default: 100) - Maximum number of wallets to return. - Returns: Tabulated string with wallet data, or empty string on error.
- Example:
Output:
get_trading_wallets(limit: int = 10)
- Description: Retrieves the top wallets by all-time trading volume, including rank, wallet address, trade count, and total volume (USD).
- Parameters:
limit
(optional, default: 10) - Maximum number of wallets to return. - Returns: Tabulated string with wallet data, or empty string on error.
- Example:
Output:
get_trading_wallet_distribution()
- Description: Fetches the distribution of wallets by trading volume tiers (excluding bots).
- Returns: Tabulated string with volume tiers and wallet counts, or empty string on error.
- Example:
Output:
License
This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.
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An MCP server that analyzes wallets’ trading activity and profitability on Pump.fun and PumpSwap.
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