Coinverdict

What coinverdict does

The coinverdict MCP server exposes CoinVerdict’s daily crypto research to MCP-compatible clients. Its data is generated once per day and served from cache, so it is intended for reading the latest published verdicts rather than requesting custom analysis or placing trades.

Each coin verdict includes a directional stance: overweight, neutral, or underweight. It also reports graded dimensions covering technical conditions, sentiment, funding, and KOL consensus. Depending on the tool response, an agent can also retrieve support and resistance levels, an invalidation level, risk framing, and a link to the related full dossier.

The service belongs in the Finance & Fintech category and can support research workflows that need a compact view of current crypto opinions. The material explicitly describes the output as research information, not investment advice.

How it works

Connect an MCP client to the remote Streamable HTTP endpoint:

https://mcp.coinverdict.io/mcp

The endpoint does not require authentication. After connection, the client can call tools using a coin symbol such as BTC, ETH, or SOL. list_coins identifies the symbols covered by daily verdicts, while get_verdict retrieves the current research result for one symbol.

The server also provides historical settlement context. get_track_record returns settled calls for an individual coin. CoinVerdict scores each past daily verdict seven days later against BTC and labels the result as a win, loss, or push. get_receipts provides the overall settled scoreboard, including directional win rate, counts of wins, losses, pushes, neutral calls, and the settlement rule.

For broader scans, get_market_overview returns the current verdict and headline for every covered coin in one response. get_kol_leaderboard returns crypto influencers ranked by settled hit rate from VeraMind’s ledger, along with sample size.

Setup and configuration

The coinverdict MCP server needs no API key and exposes read-only data. In Claude Code, add it with:

claude mcp add --transport http coinverdict https://mcp.coinverdict.io/mcp

For Cursor or another MCP client, add a remote server using the same URL and select the HTTP or Streamable HTTP transport. No environment variables or local installation steps are specified in the provided material.

Tools and capabilities

• get_verdict(symbol): Fetches today’s verdict, stance, graded dimensions, key levels, invalidation, risks, and a dossier link for one coin.
• list_coins(): Lists every symbol covered by a daily verdict.
• get_track_record(symbol): Shows settled win, loss, and push results for one coin, including recent settled calls.
• get_receipts(): Shows the aggregate settled scoreboard and settlement rule.
• get_market_overview(): Returns today’s stance and headline for all covered coins.
• get_kol_leaderboard(): Lists KOL settlement rankings with hit rates and sample sizes.

Limitations and notes

The coinverdict MCP server provides pre-generated daily results rather than live, user-defined analysis. Its access is read-only, and the endpoint is described as free and unauthenticated. Coverage is limited to the symbols returned by list_coins; use that tool before sending symbols to coin-specific calls. The README describes coverage of 100 major assets.

The returned research should not be treated as investment advice. Full dossiers may contain additional bull and bear cross-examination, risk committee rulings, KOL settlement records, and charts, but the MCP server’s documented role is to provide direct access to the daily verdict data and related summaries.

Getting started with this coinverdict MCP server

Always refer to the official documentation for the most accurate and up-to-date information.