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- AlicenseNot gradedqualityAmaintenanceEnables crypto research and market intelligence through 66 read-only tools covering sentiment, whale tracking, on-chain flows, influencer accuracy, and screening across 2,300+ coins, allowing AI agents and traders to verify hype, accumulation, and momentum without an API key.MIT

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AlicenseAqualityAmaintenanceProvides comprehensive crypto intelligence for the Hyperliquid exchange, allowing users to query trader profiles, behavioral cohorts, and live market data. It enables AI agents to analyze over 1.8 billion trades, track whale positions, and access real-time liquidation heatmaps.10677 npm10MIT- AlicenseBqualityFmaintenanceCross-exchange crypto orderflow for AI agents. 20 exchanges, 26 tokens, 9 tools — CVD, whale activity, funding/OI, 7-year OHLCV, on-chain address risk (EVM + Solana). Pay-per-call USDC via x402, no API key.97 npm1MIT
- AlicenseNot gradedqualityBmaintenanceEnables AI agents and trading bots to query live crypto derivatives data across 13 venues, including open interest, funding rates and arbitrage, liquidation cascades, whale positioning with exchange-reported liquidation prices, and tokenized stocks, plus computed regime and risk briefs. It is a read-only remote endpoint requiring no install or API key, and also exposes raw datasets, CSV/Parquet history exports, and webhook alerts for bot workflows.MIT
- AlicenseNot gradedqualityCmaintenanceDelivers real-time crypto market microstructure, derivatives, order flow CVD/OI regime classification, fear & greed sentiment, and whale tracking context, enabling traders to assess market regimes and complement charting tools.13 npmMIT
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Scored across 17 tools
Each tool targets a distinct data slice (trades, radar, flow, liquidations, funding, news, history, extremes, context, screener, overview, squeeze, zones), but whale_tape is a deprecated alias of whale_trades creating one overlap, and trade_context vs market_snapshot could confuse at the margins. Overall boundaries are clear.
Names follow a consistent noun_phrase pattern with clear domain prefixes (whale_, market_, funding_, liq_, etc.). Even the deprecated alias fits the pattern, and no camelCase or mixed verb styles appear.
17 tools is on the heavier side but justified for a broad market-data server covering trades, flow, liquidations, funding, history, news, and screening. The set remains navigable due to consistent naming, though a few tools could potentially be merged without loss.
The surface covers the core descriptive crypto data domain well: live trades, unusual flow, historical flows, funding, OI, liquidations, news, context, and screening. Minor gaps include lack of order-book depth or trade-level details beyond the top 50 rows, but nothing that would cripple typical agent workflows.