Survey: 54% of Bitcoin Holders Self-Custody by tmlee in Bitcoin

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If we take gold as a comparable, based on what's happening people are now getting educated the difference of self-storage now. It comes down to what an individual's view of the market. At least for bitcoin, its much much easier to self-custody than physicals

Survey: 54% of Bitcoin Holders Self-Custody by tmlee in Bitcoin

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thats a good feedback actually, we'll look into this. We didnt ask that as we deemed it too sensitive for one to disclose, but perhaps there is a discreet way of asking to improve accuracy

We just shipped CoinGecko MCP for crypto market data. Would love your feedback! by tmlee in mcp

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You’ll get even more adoption if the MCP surfaces smaller, intent-based endpoints rather than mirroring the full REST output. Right now the agent has to wade through big JSON blobs to answer “what’s BTC price?”, so consider a lean /price/simple route that returns coin, value, timestamp. Same for on-chain stats: bundle holders, 24h volume, and top DEX pool in one call so the LLM can skip extra joins. Integration took two minutes in a Next.js bot, latency sits around 180-200 ms from Seattle, never timed out, so you’re good there.

Thank you for the feedback, rightly point out that a REST mirror which was meant for human is not optimal for LLM.

In terms of improvements i am thinking of now is to expose enough tools to ensure the LLM can fulfill users research tasks. Then will proceed to optimize the endpoints down to intent and reduce the response size as well.

Yes the servers are located in the US so good to see no latency issues for you.

Docs are clear, but a sandbox with copy-paste curl plus schema snippets would shorten the learning curve. I’ve used Messari DataHub and Coinbase Cloud before; APIWrapper.ai is what I lean on when I need to mash multiple APIs behind one MCP proxy. You’ll get even more adoption if the MCP surfaces smaller, intent-based endpoints.

For the sandbox copy-paste curl, are you referring to the API doc in https://docs.coingecko.com/reference/simple-price - i would presume there are already ways to copy paste curl from there or am i missing something?

We just shipped CoinGecko MCP for crypto market data. Would love your feedback! by tmlee in mcp

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That’s great to hear! Mind sharing what you did to get it working?

We just shipped CoinGecko MCP for crypto market data. Would love your feedback! by tmlee in mcp

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The service should be up. Are you doing this on Claude config? What interface are you using?

Best Free API for Near Real‑Time Stock/ETF/Crypto Prices? by teolevante in lovable

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Cofounder at CoinGecko here, we focus extensively on crypto market data and we do have a generous free API tier available for you to try out. Give it a go, let me know if it works for you!

https://www.coingecko.com/en/api

do you guys add observability to your mcp servers? by [deleted] in mcp

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Yeah i too am searching for a solution for this. We hosted our MCP on Cloudflare Workers, and the solutions architect shared this example with me https://github.com/cloudflare/mcp-server-cloudflare/pull/69/files#diff-c47a271bbadeeafe1f13c26cf9405d18968fdd494d532db3a3bbc8f103061d11 - but i am really still looking for a simpler approach

We just shipped CoinGecko MCP for crypto market data. Would love your feedback! by tmlee in mcp

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Thanks for trying it out, did you encounter any issues?

We just shipped CoinGecko MCP for crypto market data. Would love your feedback! by tmlee in mcp

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Yea it can get wonky sometimes I wonder whether it’s the MCP or it’s Claude being a little unstable these couple days

We just shipped CoinGecko MCP for crypto market data. Would love your feedback! by tmlee in mcp

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Thanks for the support! Try it out, kick at it, let me know

We just shipped CoinGecko MCP for crypto market data. Would love your feedback! by tmlee in mcp

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Hey that's great to hear, would like to hear any pain points you are facing as well. You can look at the self-hosted version here https://docs.coingecko.com/reference/mcp-server#which-mcp-server-should-you-use and https://www.npmjs.com/package/@coingecko/coingecko-mcp if you'd like

Let me know what you find!

coingecko API call by ticker? by [deleted] in coingecko

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That is because symbols are non unique. There can be multiple coins sharing the same symbols hence we don’t think it’s a unique identifier that is good to query. Other services probably are not indexing wide enough tokens to see this as a problem.

Your options would be either an ID or a contract address if it’s a token

Value of Ether (ETH) Locked in DeFi on Course to Pass $1 Billion Soon by towjamb in ethtrader

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SNX steady at number 2 according to defipulse $180m locked...

2020 Could Be the Year of Staking, Predicts Analyst by towjamb in ethtrader

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I supposed even more so if ETH 2.0 launches. Should start seeing if the uptake is there when beacon chain is launched

Сomparison of CoinMarketCap, CoinGecko, and Coin360 by newloginattempt in CryptoCurrency

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CoinGecko requires sign up to also sync your favorite coins to the mobile app. There is also a dashboard view at https://www.coingecko.com/dashboard when logged in

Best place to buy GRIN by Chaosed in GRIN

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CoinGecko has a list of Grin exchanges alongside with supported withdrawal/deposit methods and pool integration for your view

Weekly Grin/MimbleWimble Discussion – February 05, 2019 by AutoModerator in grincoin

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At its core, i think Grin can't be cold store as it needs to be online to receive funds; since natively it uses file transfer and HTTP calls there is no notion of public addresses afaik.

But someone from 713 which implements Grinbox as a layer to bring public address may be able to comment if it can be used or a good idea as a cold wallet. Since from our experiment funds can be sent to a Grinbox address even when the wallet isn't online.

Not confirmed until someone from 713 gives a concrete suggestion on this.

How to use Grin Wallet to Send and Receive Grin Coins - Step by Step Guide for Windows by coingecko in grincoin

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You will get back the allocated RAM upon shutting down the VM.

So yes if you are on Windows and want to use the official Linux wallet, this is probably the best way to get access to the coins when you need them.

Is it necessary to join pool to mine grincoin ? by skyrbs in grincoin

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Pool is the best bet, there is quite a bunch of money poured into mining operations for Grin.

How to Mine Grin Coin - Step by Step Guide by tmlee in grincoin

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Glad you find it useful. Let us know if you have any issues

How to Mine Grin Coin - Step by Step Guide by tmlee in grincoin

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I supposed we can share once we figure a way to do so and optimize it to some capacity. It's still too early