MCP Server Madeonsol

What LamboPoewert/mcp-server-madeonsol MCP server does

LamboPoewert/mcp-server-madeonsol MCP server exposes the MadeOnSol Solana intelligence API through the Model Context Protocol. Its tools cover several related datasets: KOL trading activity, Pump.fun deployer reputation, wallet behavior, early buyers, token discovery, and broader DEX trade activity.

The KOL tools can return live or recent trade feeds, coordination signals, first-touch events, leaderboard rankings, wallet affinity, momentum tokens, per-wallet PnL, and timing profiles. The available wallet tools support watchlists, historical trades, wallet summaries, aggregate reputation flags, FIFO cost-basis PnL, open positions, holdings, and batch classification. Other endpoints identify alpha wallets, linked buyers, deployer alerts and histories, nearly bonded Pump.fun tokens, and filtered token listings.

How it works

An MCP-compatible client invokes named tools, which query the MadeOnSol API and return structured results to the agent. The API includes filters such as time windows, wallet addresses, token mints, deployer tiers, token age, liquidity, and pagination cursors where supported.

The data is intended for research and monitoring. Examples include comparing KOL performance over periods from one day to 180 days, inspecting whether several wallets traded the same token, reviewing a deployer’s historical reputation, or checking current on-chain holdings. Some tools include additional fields or larger result limits on higher service tiers. Free live feeds may be delayed by five minutes, while the README states that paid-key and x402 access can provide lower latency for supported feeds.

Setup and configuration

The project publishes an npm package named mcp-server-madeonsol. The documented project links identify Claude Desktop and Cursor as supported clients, and the repository describes the server as compatible with MCP clients generally. A direct local package invocation is:

npx -y mcp-server-madeonsol

LamboPoewert/mcp-server-madeonsol MCP server access is governed by the MadeOnSol service tier. The material identifies a free tier of 200 requests per day and provides a MadeOnSol pricing link for API keys. It also mentions x402 pay-per-call access. The supplied material does not specify an environment-variable name or a complete client configuration block, so credentials should be configured according to the client and service documentation.

Tools and capabilities

Representative capabilities include:

• Track KOL trades, rankings, coordination, first touches, pairs, hot tokens, and PnL.
• Score deployers and inspect launches, reputation trajectories, and historical performance.
• Add, remove, and inspect tracked wallets, then retrieve their trades and summaries.
• Classify wallets for KOL, alpha, deployer, sniper, bundler, dumper, and bot-related signals.
• Analyze token directories, near-bonding tokens, alpha buyers, linked wallets, and DEX trades.
• Use tier-specific results such as larger pagination, open positions, or current holdings where supported.

Limitations and notes

Results and access depend on the MadeOnSol API tier and endpoint. Free usage is limited to 200 requests per day, and free-tier live feeds are described as five minutes delayed. Watchlist capacity also varies by tier: the supplied tool description lists 10 wallets for Free, 50 for Pro, and 100 for Ultra.

The service provides intelligence and analytics; the supplied material does not describe order placement, custody, or copy-trade execution. Some fields are estimates, classifications, or signals produced from observed activity, so they should not be treated as verified trading outcomes without reviewing the underlying data. LamboPoewert/mcp-server-madeonsol MCP server also depends on MadeOnSol endpoint availability and the retention or coverage rules of individual tools, such as the stated 120-day retention for watched-wallet events.