Pique Signal MCP Server

Paper trade Pique Signal alerts directly in Claude Code. Test Convergence Engine signals on Solana memecoins risk-free before deploying real capital.

The Convergence Engine scores tokens across on-chain data, liquidity, holder behavior, and momentum. When enough independent signals converge, it fires a Flash Point alert. This MCP server lets you pull those alerts, paper trade them with a built-in risk engine, and track your P&L over days or weeks without risking anything.

Start with the 72-hour free trial. If the signals are finding runners on paper, subscribe and deploy real money. If not, walk away with nothing lost.

Quick Start

1. Get an API key

Send /apikey to @piquesignalbot on Telegram. The 72-hour free trial starts automatically.

2. Install

git clone https://github.com/piquesignal/piquesignal-mcp.git
cd piquesignal-mcp
npm install

3. Add to Claude Code

claude mcp add piquesignal -- node /path/to/piquesignal-mcp/src/index.js

Set PIQUESIGNAL_API_KEY to your API key when prompted.

4. Start evaluating

> "Any strong signals in the last hour?"
> "That one looks good, buy it"
> "How are my positions doing?"
> "Show my portfolio"

Tools

Configuration

All configuration is via environment variables in your Claude Code MCP config:

Risk Management

Every paper trade runs through the risk engine before execution:

• Position sizing scales with signal score (higher confidence = larger position)

• Exposure cap limits total open positions to MAX_EXPOSURE_SOL

• Duplicate blocking prevents buying a token you already hold

• Liquidity floor rejects tokens below MIN_LIQUIDITY_USD

• Stop-loss / Take-profit auto-executes when thresholds hit

• Slippage simulation applies realistic 0.1-0.5% slippage on fills

Paper Trading

All trades are simulated with real-time prices from Jupiter and DexScreener. State persists to ~/.piquesignal/paper-state.json so your portfolio survives across sessions.

Track your P&L over the 72-hour free trial to see if the Convergence Engine is finding runners worth trading. If the numbers work on paper, deploy real capital. If they don't, you lost nothing.

Security

• API key stored in environment variables, never logged or exposed in tool outputs

• HTTPS enforced on all API communication (validated at startup)

• API key format validated (pqs_ prefix required)

• Server-side rate limit: 60 requests/min per IP. Client-side safety buffer: 30 requests/min

• Zod schema validation on all tool inputs, Base58 validation on all mint addresses

• Response sanitization strips internal fields via allowlist (only surfaced data returned)

• No shell execution, no eval, no dynamic imports

Requirements

• Node.js 18+

• Claude Code

• Pique Signal API key (free trial)

License

MIT