Kr Crypto Intelligence

What bakyang2/kr-crypto-intelligence MCP server does

The bakyang2/kr-crypto-intelligence MCP server gives compatible agents access to Korean crypto market intelligence through a hosted MCP endpoint. Its data focuses on Upbit and Bithumb, with Binance and CoinGecko used for global comparisons. The service includes both low-cost market data endpoints and higher-priced analysis endpoints that combine multiple indicators with Claude-generated interpretations.

Available coverage includes:

• BTC Kimchi Premium using both USD/KRW and USDT trade bases
• USDT and USDC premiums on Korean exchanges
• Upbit and Bithumb prices, symbols, and market statistics
• Token-level arbitrage, reverse-premium, market-share, and exchange-gap signals
• New listings, delistings, investment warnings, and caution flags
• Price surges, crashes, volume spikes, and top-volume tokens
• Korean news translated into English for K-pop and semiconductors
• Korean crypto sentiment, global-versus-Korea divergence, and KRW macro stress
• AI market reads with signals, confidence, factors, token alerts, and risk warnings

How it works

The bakyang2/kr-crypto-intelligence MCP server is available at https://mcp.printmoneylab.com/mcp. Agents can connect to that URL using an MCP client. The underlying HTTP API is hosted at https://api.printmoneylab.com, with OpenAPI documentation and x402 discovery metadata available from the service.

Paid calls are settled through the x402 protocol rather than an API key or subscription. Supported payment networks are Base, Polygon, Solana, and XRPL, using USDC on the first three networks and RLUSD on XRPL. Prices vary by endpoint, from $0.001 for the FX rate and $0.002 for several basic market-data calls to $0.10 for some AI analysis and news-summary operations. Free endpoints include symbol lists, service statistics, health checks, metadata, and x402 discovery.

Data is assembled from Korean exchanges, Binance, CoinGecko, Coinness Telegram, exchangerate-api.com, Alternative.me, and Binance Futures. Claude AI is used for market analysis and sentiment interpretation. Several endpoints cache results, with documented intervals ranging from 60 seconds to one hour.

Setup and configuration

Add the hosted MCP URL to an MCP-compatible client. A configuration entry can use the following structure:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "kr-crypto-intelligence": {
      "url": "https://mcp.printmoneylab.com/mcp"
    }
  }
}

The README specifically identifies Claude and Cursor as compatible clients. The service states that no API key, signup, or subscription is needed. Agents that call paid endpoints must support the relevant x402 payment flow and have access to funds on a supported network. AWS Bedrock AgentCore can discover the service through its x402 metadata and use supported settlement networks.

Tools and capabilities

The bakyang2/kr-crypto-intelligence MCP server is suited to agents that need current Korean-market conditions rather than only global crypto prices. The arbitrage scanner covers more than 180 tokens traded across Korean and global venues. The sentiment endpoint combines exchange intelligence with Korean news context and returns an English-language assessment. Divergence endpoints compare global prices with Korean exchange pricing, while the deep tier adds news signals and structured interpretation.

The KRW macro stress endpoint combines US Treasury data, VIX, foreign-ownership proxies, USD/KRW momentum, and Korean semiconductor equities. It returns a 0–100 score, market regime, direction, component details, and an AI factual note. AI market reads combine more than 12 data sources, including funding rates, open interest, dominance, Fear & Greed, exchange volumes, premiums, and exchange warnings.

Limitations and notes

This is a paid, pay-per-use service for its main data and analysis endpoints. The README does not provide a local package, Docker image, or stdio launch command; the documented connection method is the hosted MCP URL. Results depend on the upstream exchanges, news feed, market-data providers, and AI interpretation. The README describes signals and action suggestions but does not present them as guaranteed trading outcomes. Endpoint coverage also varies: the global-versus-Korea divergence feature lists 25 supported symbols, while the arbitrage scanner covers tokens available on the relevant exchanges.