Coinranking

@Coinranking show me the top 10 trending coins right now and their 24-hour price changes

Based on current user engagement data, the top trending coins include Bitcoin (BTC) up 2.3% in 24h at $43,521, Ethereum (ETH) down 0.8% at $2,287, and Solana (SOL) up 5.1% at $98.42. The list continues with Cardano, Ripple, Polkadot, Chainlink, Polygon, Avalanche, and Shiba Inu, showing mixed performance across the board. This snapshot reflects real-time popularity metrics combined with recent price movements.

This example demonstrates the Get Trending Coins tool, which surfaces coins by engagement rather than market cap alone. Requires a valid API key. Trending rankings shift frequently throughout the day, so results shown here are illustrative. Rate limits on the free tier may restrict how often you can poll for updates.

@Coinranking pull Bitcoin's price history for the last 30 days and identify the biggest single-day drop

Over the past 30 days, Bitcoin's price ranged from a low of $41,203 on January 8th to a high of $46,892 on January 22nd. The largest single-day decline occurred on January 15th, when BTC dropped 6.2% from $45,100 to $42,303 in 24 hours. The month overall showed a net gain of 3.8%, with volatility clustering around mid-month following regulatory news from the SEC.

This example pairs the Get Coin History tool with AI reasoning to surface insights from raw time-series data. You must know or look up the coin's UUID first (Bitcoin is 'Qwsogvtv82FCd'). Historical data granularity depends on your API tier—free plans may return daily snapshots rather than hourly ticks.

@Coinranking what are the global crypto market stats right now, and how does total market cap compare to last week?

The global cryptocurrency market currently shows a total market cap of $1.68 trillion, with 24-hour trading volume at $89.4 billion across 12,847 active coins. Bitcoin dominance stands at 51.2%. Compared to last week's snapshot of $1.61 trillion, the market has grown by approximately 4.3%, driven primarily by gains in large-cap assets. Total volume is up 12% week-over-week, suggesting increased trading activity.

This example uses the Get Global Crypto Market Stats tool to provide a macro view, then layers in comparative analysis. The MCP returns a point-in-time snapshot—it does not store historical global stats, so week-over-week comparisons require you to cache prior results yourself or query coin-level history. Useful for market overviews before drilling into specific assets.

When Coinranking beats building your own crypto data pipeline

A 6-person fintech team building a portfolio tracker needs real-time coin prices, historical charts, and market cap rankings. Coinranking's 6 tools cover the full read-only surface: Get Coins for search, Get Coin History for sparklines, Get Global Crypto Market Stats for the header banner. The API key auth means you skip OAuth complexity and rate-limit headaches. This MCP wins if you're displaying data, not executing trades—no wallet integration, no order book depth. If your app needs sub-second price ticks or exchange-specific order flow, you'll hit Coinranking's refresh limits and need a WebSocket feed instead. For most dashboard and analytics use cases under 10k requests/day, this is the fastest path from zero to live crypto data in your Switchy workspace.

Coinranking for recurring market intelligence reports

A 3-person investment research team publishes a weekly crypto memo covering top movers, sector trends, and macro market stats. They use Get Trending Coins to surface the week's narrative, Get Tags to group coins by DeFi/NFT/Layer-1 categories, and Get Global Crypto Market Stats for the opening paragraph's total market cap figure. The workflow runs every Monday morning in a shared Switchy chat: one analyst prompts the MCP, another edits the output into the memo template. This setup works because the data refresh cadence matches the publication schedule—daily or hourly reports would burn through rate limits. If your team needs intraday alerts or custom technical indicators, Coinranking's snapshot tools won't cut it. For weekly or monthly research where you're synthesizing trends, not trading on them, this MCP delivers the raw material without a data engineering hire.

When Coinranking helps support answer 'why did my balance change'

A 5-person support team at a consumer crypto wallet handles tickets like 'my Bitcoin dropped 10% overnight, is this a bug?' They use Get Coin History to pull the actual 24-hour price chart and confirm the market moved, not the wallet. Get Reference Currencies lets them convert USD complaints into the user's local fiat for clearer explanations. The MCP lives in the support team's Switchy workspace so any agent can fact-check price questions without leaving the chat. This works because 80% of 'balance wrong' tickets are market movement, not bugs—Coinranking's historical data closes those in under 2 minutes. If your support load includes staking rewards, gas fee estimates, or transaction status, you'll need a blockchain explorer MCP alongside this one. For pure price-and-market questions at small-to-mid support volume, Coinranking turns every agent into a market data expert.