Connect an assistant over MCP

What this is

rotation-radar exposes its read layer as a remote MCP server, so an assistant can ask about crypto narrative rotation directly and get the same figures this site renders. Seven read-only tools, no write surface, connected with your rotation-radar account over OAuth.

Every answer is descriptive. The tools report where each narrative and coin sits now and where it has been, over history this project banked itself. They make no forward claim, rank nothing to trade, and offer no advice.

What it will and won't answer

Figures are computed from stored history, never fetched from an upstream provider while your request is in flight.
History starts when collection started. There is no backfill, so a sector without enough banked points answers insufficient-history rather than a smoothed estimate.
Coin-level detail is collected for twelve sectors fixed by a pre-registered rule rather than by size. A sector outside that twelve says so instead of guessing.
Null is returned as null. An unknown sector comes back as an empty result, not a failed call.

Server URL

https://rotation-radar-mcp.temrysh.com/mcp

How to connect

Open your assistant's connector or MCP settings.
Add a new remote MCP server and paste in the URL above.
Authorize the connection with your rotation-radar account — the same sign-in you already use here, not a separate password.
The tools below become available to your assistant.

Available tools

get_sector_leaderboard
Ranks sectors above a market-cap and volume floor by relative strength, market-cap change, or rotation velocity over a chosen window.
get_sector_detail
Looks up one sector's current metrics by its category ID.
get_sector_members
Lists a sector's coins with each one's relative strength against that sector, including its laggard flag.
get_rotation_laggards
Lists the coins that have lagged behind one sector over its recent window.
get_regime
Returns the current market regime — a rules-based read of BTC dominance, ETH/BTC, and Total3.
get_rrg_leaderboard
Ranks the categories banked in the Rotation Graph view by relative strength, with each one's current quadrant position.
get_rrg_series
Returns the recent quadrant-position history for the sectors you name.

What you can ask

“Which sector is leading the market right now, and by how much?”
“Which coins are lagging behind a leading sector like DeFi or Layer 1?”
“What's today's market regime?”
“How has a specific sector's position on the Rotation Graph moved over the last few banked days?”

Everything above is readable without an account. Signing in adds one thing: the list of clients you have connected, and a control to revoke any of them.

Before you connect

The same numbers are readable in the browser with no account at all, and the guide explains how each one is defined.

Read the guide

Connect an assistant over MCP

What this is

What it will and won't answer

Figures are computed from stored history, never fetched from an upstream provider while your request is in flight.
History starts when collection started. There is no backfill, so a sector without enough banked points answers insufficient-history rather than a smoothed estimate.
Coin-level detail is collected for twelve sectors fixed by a pre-registered rule rather than by size. A sector outside that twelve says so instead of guessing.
Null is returned as null. An unknown sector comes back as an empty result, not a failed call.

Server URL

https://rotation-radar-mcp.temrysh.com/mcp

How to connect

Open your assistant's connector or MCP settings.
Add a new remote MCP server and paste in the URL above.
Authorize the connection with your rotation-radar account — the same sign-in you already use here, not a separate password.
The tools below become available to your assistant.

Available tools

get_sector_leaderboard
Ranks sectors above a market-cap and volume floor by relative strength, market-cap change, or rotation velocity over a chosen window.
get_sector_detail
Looks up one sector's current metrics by its category ID.
get_sector_members
Lists a sector's coins with each one's relative strength against that sector, including its laggard flag.
get_rotation_laggards
Lists the coins that have lagged behind one sector over its recent window.
get_regime
Returns the current market regime — a rules-based read of BTC dominance, ETH/BTC, and Total3.
get_rrg_leaderboard
Ranks the categories banked in the Rotation Graph view by relative strength, with each one's current quadrant position.
get_rrg_series
Returns the recent quadrant-position history for the sectors you name.

What you can ask

“Which sector is leading the market right now, and by how much?”
“Which coins are lagging behind a leading sector like DeFi or Layer 1?”
“What's today's market regime?”
“How has a specific sector's position on the Rotation Graph moved over the last few banked days?”

Everything above is readable without an account. Signing in adds one thing: the list of clients you have connected, and a control to revoke any of them.

Before you connect

The same numbers are readable in the browser with no account at all, and the guide explains how each one is defined.

Read the guide

Connect an assistant over MCP

What this is

What it will and won't answer

Server URL

How to connect

Available tools

What you can ask

Before you connect

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Connect an assistant over MCP

What this is

What it will and won't answer

Server URL

How to connect

Available tools

What you can ask

Before you connect