binance-mcp-chainvector
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Scored across 196 tools
With 196 tools, there are many overlapping and confusingly similar tools, such as BinanceWalletWithdrawHistory and its V1/V2 variants, and multiple ticker tools like BinanceTicker24hr, BinanceTicker, BinanceTickerTradingDay, BinanceTickerPrice, and BinanceTickerBookTicker. An agent would likely misselect between these without deep reading of descriptions.
Naming is highly inconsistent: Binance tools use PascalCase with mixed verb placement (BinanceAllOrders, BinanceNewOrder, BinanceGetOrder, BinanceKlines), while ChainVector tools use camelCase (chainvectorMomentum). Also, some tools have a 'register' prefix, and one (getSolStakingQuotaDetails) has no prefix, making the pattern unpredictable.
196 tools is far beyond any reasonable MCP scope, even for a combined Binance and ChainVector server. This makes the set unwieldy and likely to be split into several focused servers, as the count alone overwhelms navigation and selection.
The server covers a vast number of Binance wallet, market data, and algorithm order endpoints, and the ChainVector analytics suite is thorough. However, core futures trading operations are missing: there is no standard futures order placement, position retrieval, or cancel for regular futures orders, only algorithmic orders. This leaves a significant gap for a trading-focused tool set.