DexPaprika MCP Server provides access to decentralized exchange (DEX) data across multiple blockchain networks through a standardized interface. Developed by CoinPaprika, this implementation offers tools for querying network information, DEX listings, liquidity pool metrics, token details, and price analytics without requiring API keys. The server handles rate limiting gracefully and formats all responses as structured JSON, making it ideal for AI assistants that need to analyze cryptocurrency market data, compare liquidity pools, or track token performance across different blockchain ecosystems.
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List every supported blockchain network (36)
High-level ecosystem stats (total networks, DEXes, pools, tokens)
Search tokens, pools, and DEXes across ALL networks by name, symbol, or address
Whether a key is being sent and which plan the API sees. Reads no market data.
List DEXes on a specific network
**PRIMARY**. Get top liquidity pools on a network
Get pools from a specific DEX (rows under `results`, cursor pagination; paging past the first page needs a key)
Filter pools by volume, transactions, creation time
Detailed pool info (price, volume, TVL, tokens)
Historical OHLCV candle data
RSI, EMA, MACD, Bollinger Bands or VWAP for a pool, computed server-side from its candles.
Recent transactions/trades for a pool
Detailed token information
Liquidity pools containing a token (network-scoped filter, `results` + cursor pagination; paging past the first page needs a key)
Historical USD OHLCV candles for a token, volume-weighted across every pool it trades in. Requires a Dev or Pro plan.
The same indicators on a token's USD candles across every pool it trades in. Requires a Dev or Pro plan.
Batched prices for up to 10 tokens
Top tokens on a network ranked by volume, liquidity, FDV, or 24h price change
Filter tokens by volume, liquidity, FDV, transactions, and creation time
