Trading Signals

What Trading Signals does

Trading Signals exposes live crypto trading analysis through MCP. Open signals include the coin, bullish or bearish direction, confidence score, reasoning chain, and supporting market data. Signals are tracked against real prices so agents can inspect whether take-profit or stop-loss conditions were reached and whether verification succeeded or failed.

The underlying system watches more than 50 perpetual markets and evaluates anomalies across volume, positioning, price behavior, cross-asset flows, market microstructure, and options-derived data. Three specialized AI analyses are used for each opportunity, and signals require agreement between views or are flagged when the views conflict.

How it works

Use the hosted MCP endpoint rather than running a local trading service. The browser-based connection URL lets an MCP client start sign-in and account authorization. A separate endpoint supports API-key authentication for clients and scripts that cannot complete browser sign-in.

Without authentication, the service returns a preview of three live signals and public performance statistics. A free key provides the broader live feed and limited history. Pro access adds trade levels such as entry, stop-loss, take-profit, leverage, and position size.

Signals are returned with optional filters for direction, selected coins, confidence, risk/reward, stop distance, open interest, volume, tags, anomaly type, time exclusions, and a BTC 24-hour return condition. Results are sorted by live profit and loss, with account-plan information included in the response.

Setup and configuration

For Claude Code, add the hosted HTTP connection with:

claude mcp add --transport http trading-signals https://signals.x70.ai/mcp/connect

The same connection URL can be added as a custom connector in the Claude app or configured in Cursor. For clients that use API keys, create a key at the Trading Signals signup page and send it as the X-Api-Key header. Codex can read the key from SIGNALS_API_KEY:

[mcp_servers.trading-signals]
url = "https://signals.x70.ai/mcp"
bearer_token_env_var = "SIGNALS_API_KEY"

The repository also supports installation through the Claude Code plugin command, npx skills add roman-rr/trading-skills, or manual copying of the skill directory into the Claude Code or Codex skills folder.

Tools and capabilities

• get_signals lists open signals and supports market, confidence, risk, liquidity, timing, and anomaly filters.
• get_signal retrieves a live or resolved signal by ID, including price, PnL, reasoning, and verification status.
• get_signal_history reviews resolved signals, with pagination through a cursor and plan-dependent history depth.
• get_stats reports resolved-signal hit rates, counts, leverage averages, direction breakdowns, monthly figures, and—when authenticated—ROI metrics.
• register is retained for older clients but is deprecated and does not create or store an API key.

Limitations and notes

The free unauthenticated preview is limited to three signals and has an IP rate limit of 30 calls per hour. Free keys allow up to 100 signals and 300 calls per hour; free-plan trade levels and history fields are returned as null or restricted. Pro history supports the configured days range up to 90 days.

Performance statistics describe resolved historical signals and are not predictions of future returns. The service supplies signals and analysis; the documented tools do not place exchange orders. Account-related announcements returned by the service should be shown to the user.