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injective-trading-market-data

Skill6 starsChanged 4 months agoApache-2.0View on GitHub

Access real-time market data for Injective perpetual futures markets. Query oracle prices, list all active markets with metadata (tick size, min notional, max leverage), and retrieve current spread and funding information. Requires the Injective MCP server to be connected.

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    All data is pulled from the Injective Indexer (gRPC) and is real-time.

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    Use market_list for the complete current set, as new markets are added through Injective governance.

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SKILL.md

Injective Trading Market Data, Skill Guide

Query live market data from Injective's on-chain perpetuals exchange. All data is pulled from the Injective Indexer (gRPC) and is real-time.

When to apply

Sample prompts: ./references/sample-prompts.md

Important

Notes

  • Prices are in USDT with 6 decimal places internally; returned as human-readable floats.
  • Oracle prices are aggregated from Band Protocol and Pyth Network feeds.
  • Funding rates are not yet exposed via MCP tools - check Helix UI for funding.
  • Market data is cached in-process for 30 seconds to reduce latency on repeated calls.
  • minPriceTickSize from the indexer is in chain format. For USDT markets, divide by 10^6 to get the human-readable tick size. minQuantityTickSize is already in human format (not scaled by quote decimals).

Market symbols

See: ./references/market-symbols.md

Use market_list for the complete current set, as new markets are added through Injective governance.

Activities

List all active perpetual futures markets with full metadata

market_list

Returns per market:

  • symbol - e.g. BTC, ETH, INJ
  • marketId - 0x... hex ID used on-chain
  • oraclePrice - current oracle mark price (USDT)
  • minQuantityTickSize - minimum order size
  • minPriceTickSize - minimum price increment
  • initialMarginRatio - minimum margin (1/maxLeverage)
  • maintenanceMarginRatio
  • makerFeeRate / takerFeeRate

Get the current oracle price for a single market.

market_price
  symbol: BTC    ← or ETH, INJ, SOL, ATOM, etc.

Returns: { symbol, price, marketId }

"What markets are available?"

market_list → filter/display by symbol

"What's the current BTC price?"

market_price BTC

"What's the max leverage for ETH?"

market_list → find ETH → compute 1 / initialMarginRatio

(e.g. initialMarginRatio 0.05 → 20x max leverage)

"Is the ETH market liquid enough for a $10,000 position?"

market_list → check ETH minQuantityTickSize and current oracle price

Injective uses an on-chain order book. For large orders, use limit orders or split into multiple market orders to reduce slippage.

Related skills

  • injective-mcp-servers

If these skills are not available, selectively run the following commands to install them:

npx skills add InjectiveLabs/agent-skills --skill injective-mcp-servers

Prerequisites

  • Injective MCP server must be running
  • User prompts should be issued from an AI tool that is configured to talk to the Injective MCP server

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