Binance Bitcoin Data Interface Utility

This repository details a Model Context Protocol (MCP) component engineered for retrieving comprehensive Bitcoin market metrics directly from the Binance platform. It furnishes large language models with unified access to both temporal and current Bitcoin financial statistics.

Core Capabilities

• Retrieve instantaneous Bitcoin market summary statistics (e.g., prevailing quote, 24-hour volatility metrics, traded volume).
• Access the finest prevailing buy (bid) and sell (ask) prices from the active order book.
• Query the registry of the most recent executed trades.
• Obtain segmented historical price series data, supporting configurable time granularities.
• Subscribe to a stream of sub-second Bitcoin price notifications for brief observation periods.

Deployment Instructions

bash

Obtain the source code repository

git clone https://github.com/yourusername/binance-mcp.git cd binance-mcp

Install requisite dependencies

pnpm install

Compile the application assets

pnpm build

Operational Guidelines

To integrate this utility within an MCP-compliant Large Language Model environment:

bash

Initiate the MCP service endpoint

pnpm start

Subsequently, link your MCP-aware client application to communicate with the running Binance data endpoint.

Exposed Functions

1. fetch_btc_ticker_summary - Retrieves the current trading summary for Bitcoin.

2. Arguments:

   • asset_pair (optional, defaults to "BTCUSDT") - The designated trading instrument symbol.

3. query_btc_order_depth - Fetches the current leading price points for purchase and sale.

4. Arguments:

   • asset_pair (optional, defaults to "BTCUSDT") - The designated trading instrument symbol.

5. retrieve_recent_btc_transactions - Fetches a log of recently concluded transactions.

6. Arguments:

   • asset_pair (optional, defaults to "BTCUSDT") - The designated trading instrument symbol.
   • record_count (optional, defaults to 10) - The maximum number of transaction records to retrieve.

7. obtain_btc_price_timeseries - Retrieves historical candlestick/OHLCV data.

8. Arguments:

   • asset_pair (optional, defaults to "BTCUSDT") - The designated trading instrument symbol.
   • time_frame (optional, defaults to "1h") - The temporal resolution for the candles (e.g., 1m, 1d, 1w).
   • lookback_limit (optional, defaults to 24) - The quantity of time periods to fetch.

9. subscribe_live_btc_quote - Establishes a connection to receive live price feeds.

10. Arguments:
    • asset_pair (optional, defaults to "btcusdt") - The trading instrument identifier (must be lowercase).
    • stream_duration_sec (optional, defaults to 5, maximum allowed is 30) - The duration, in seconds, for continuous data capture.

Illustrative LLM Interactions

Once connected to the MCP infrastructure, the LLM can process queries such as:

1. "Provide the present Bitcoin valuation and its change percentage over the preceding day."
2. "Detail the current bid-ask spread magnitude for Bitcoin."
3. "Conduct a micro-analysis of the last ten recorded Bitcoin trades to spot any systematic behavior."
4. "Derive the trend exhibited by Bitcoin's price history covering the preceding 24-hour period."
5. "Monitor the live Bitcoin transaction flow for five seconds and report on perceived momentary buying versus selling dominance."

Development Cycle

To implement modifications to the utility:

1. Alter source code within the designated src directory.
2. Execute pnpm build to recompile the necessary artifacts.
3. Validate functionality using pnpm start.

Legal Notice

This instrumentation is solely provided for instructional and technical insight purposes. It must not be construed or relied upon as formal fiscal advisement.

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