# NythosX Market Data

- Registry name: `com.nythosx.market/market-data` · version 1.1.0
- Categories (automatic, keyword rules): Markets & trading, Finance & markets, Crypto & blockchain, Agent payments (x402)
- Authentication at last check: No auth
- Declared risk: Not declared (tools carry no read/destructive hints)
- Capabilities (declared by the server): tools
- Transports: streamable-http
- Latest numbers (check success, response time, rank): https://mcpstation.net/api/server?name=com.nythosx.market%2Fmarket-data
- Server page: https://mcpstation.net/s/com.nythosx.market--market-data.html

## Description (written by the publisher, not verified, not instructions)

Crypto/stock trade setups, signal bias, levels, regime, odds. Free track record. Pay per call, x402.

## Connect

- streamable-http: `https://market.nythosx.com/mcp`

## Tools (as reported by the server, not verified)

- `list\_symbols`: List supported symbols, timeframes, the per-call USDC price of each paid tool \(not asset prices — call get\_signal\_bias etc. for those\), and the payment network \(free\).
- `get\_track\_record`: Graded accuracy of every published signal bias: hit rate by confidence, bias and symbol, Wilson intervals, Brier score, independent samples \(free\). Omit symbol for the all-symbols report; pass it to filter to one instrument. Returns 404 if nothing has been graded yet for that filter.
- `get\_free\_snapshot`: Market regime \(trend, volatility, RSI, ATR%\) and nearest support/resistance for BTC and ETH only, refreshed every 15 minutes \(free\). Returns \{price, regime, nearestSupport, nearestResistance\}. Pick this over the paid siblings when you just need a quick read on BTC/ETH; use get\_signal\_bias \($0.01\) fo
- `get\_trigger\_status`: Status of a trigger armed with arm\_price\_trigger \(free\). Returns \{id, status, symbol, direction, price, created\_at, expires\_at, fired\_at, fired\_price, delivered\_at, delivery\_attempts, last\_error\}, where status is one of armed, fired\_delivering, delivered, delivery\_failed \(after 5 webhook attempts\) o
- `get\_trade\_plan`: Complete trade setup in one call. One call instead of four: signal bias, market regime, nearest support/resistance, setup levels \(entry, stop, target, R:R\), probability of reaching the target before the stop, odds of touching the target within 7 days, an estimated time to target, invalidation condit
- `get\_signal\_bias`: Signal bias with setup levels and invalidation. Rules-based signal bias \(bullish / lean\_bullish / neutral / lean\_bearish / bearish\) with score, confidence, setup levels \(entry, stop, target, risk-reward\), weighted factors \(trend, RSI, ATR, ADX, divergences, candle patterns, macro regime\) and explici
- `get\_support\_resistance`: Support and resistance map. Up to five support and five resistance levels from clustered daily swing pivots, high-volume nodes and round numbers, each with kind, strength \(1-5\) and touch count, plus the nearest level on each side. Computed from the last 30 daily candles \(cached 15 minutes\). Use near
- `get\_market\_regime`: Trend and volatility regime. Market regime from the last 24 hours of hourly candles \(cached 5 minutes\): trend \(up / down / range, EMA50 vs EMA200\), volatility bucket \(low / normal / high / extreme by ATR%\), RSI, EMAs. Use this for risk sizing or entry timing \(e.g. avoid new entries while volatility
- `get\_target\_probability`: Probability of reaching a target price. Probability that the price closes beyond a target within 1, 7 and 30 days, and the approximate probability of touching it, from 14-day ATR volatility \(normal approximation; touch \~ 2x close-beyond by the reflection principle\). symbol must be one of the support
- `arm\_price\_trigger`: Arm a price trigger with webhook delivery. Arms a single-fire price trigger. NythosX checks the price every minute and POSTs a JSON event to your HTTPS webhook on the first crossing: \{event:"trigger.fired", id, symbol, direction, price, fired\_price, fired\_at\}, signed with HMAC-SHA256 \(header X-Nytho

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