Bybit MCP Server
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Scored across 384 tools
With 384 tools, many are near-duplicates or overlapping: querySubMembers vs querySubMembersV5, REST vs ws order tools (createOrder/wsCreateOrder), and countless earn/loan getters differing only by subtle qualifiers. Individual descriptions often include do/don't guidance, but the sheer volume of overlapping boundaries makes misselection highly likely.
Tool names are consistently camelCase and many use predictable prefixes like get/query/set/create. However, verb styles are wildly mixed—execute, post, place, subscribe, ins, account, ws—and similar operations alternate between queryX and getX without a clear convention.
384 tools is an extreme count, far exceeding the 50+ threshold that makes a tool surface impractical to navigate. Even for a full exchange API, bundling every product line into one server creates an overwhelming, poorly-scoped namespace.
The tool set covers an extraordinarily broad domain: spot/derivatives trading, earn, loans, LP, prediction markets, P2P, copy trading, trading bots, RFQ, spread, options, and broker administration. Almost any user intent in the Bybit ecosystem has a corresponding tool, with no obvious fatal dead ends.