TradingView is a financial platform that provides tools for market analysis, including real-time data and analytics, advanced charting tools, and a social network for traders and investors.
The Orderly Network MCP server gives AI assistants direct access to Orderly documentation, SDK patterns, API references, workflows, and contract addresses through a single MCP integration. It helps developers build trading UIs and integrations faster by making Orderly-specific guidance and code examples instantly queryable.
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1,295 npm
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MIT
Why this server?
Exports AlphaForge strategies to TradingView Pine v6 format for charting and automated trading.
The MCP server for AlphaForge — the agent-native quant CLI: write strategies in JSON, optimize with Optuna TPE, validate with walk-forward, export to TradingView Pine v6. This server lets your AI agent drive the whole pipeline over MCP.
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Apache 2.0
Why this server?
Exports screen matches as a comma-separated file formatted for TradingView watchlist import, while skipping Malaysia and Beijing listings.
Bitcoin, Ethereum and 22 more coins: news sentiment scores from 9 crypto news outlets plus the Fear & Greed Index, with the headlines behind each score. Hourly sentiment history for research and backtesting. Three free tools need no wallet; live readings cost $0.01 and hourly history $0.05 per call, paid in USDC on Base via x402. Unsupported coins and no-news results are refused and not charged.
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77 PyPI
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MIT
Why this server?
Provides a sourced profile of the TradingView MCP server, which exposes stocks, ETFs, forex, crypto, futures, indices, bonds and macro data to AI agents for watchlists and alerts (no order placement).
Read-only search of a sourced directory of broker MCP servers, trading APIs and market data tools.
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CC BY-4.0
Why this server?
Provides advanced cryptocurrency and stock market analysis capabilities including real-time market screening, technical indicators (Bollinger Bands, RSI, MACD), pattern recognition, and multi-timeframe analysis across various exchanges and traditional markets.
Provides advanced cryptocurrency and stock market analysis using TradingView data with real-time screening, technical indicators, and pattern recognition. Supports multiple exchanges and markets for comprehensive trading intelligence through natural language queries.
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MIT
Why this server?
Provides tools for reading and controlling TradingView Desktop charts, including changing symbols, timeframes, fetching OHLCV bars, and capturing screenshots.
A type-safe MCP server that enables AI agents to control TradingView Desktop via Chrome DevTools Protocol, allowing chart state reading, symbol/timeframe changes, and OHLCV data fetching.
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77 npm
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MIT
Why this server?
Provides tools to control TradingView Desktop charts, including reading chart data, managing indicators, compiling Pine Script, running strategy sweeps, replay, watchlist, and more.
MCP server that lets AI agents directly control and interact with the TradingView desktop app via 88 chart-control tools, enabling automated chart reading, Pine Script compilation, strategy optimization, and replay control.
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MIT
Why this server?
Generates TradingView chart snapshots for visual technical analysis of stocks.
