DataFood: 16 data sources (crypto/DeFi/security/news/finance) via one MCP. Bundles save ~92%.
DataFood is a remote MCP server that gives AI agents one-call access to 16 cross-niche data sources — crypto, DeFi, security, weather, news, finance, web3 — through a single Streamable-HTTP endpoint. Bundle micropayments save 92% vs. paying per-API to 16 different vendors. Live endpoint: (Streamable HTTP, JSON-RPC 2.0) Showcase / dashboard: Publisher: TOUGH LOVE SECURITY Security / Web3 | , , , |…
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DataFood is a remote MCP server that gives AI agents one-call access to 16 cross-niche data sources — crypto, DeFi, security, weather, news, finance, web3 — through a single Streamable-HTTP endpoint. Bundle micropayments save 92% vs. paying per-API to 16 different vendors. Live endpoint: (Streamable HTTP, JSON-RPC 2.0) Showcase / dashboard: Publisher: TOUGH LOVE SECURITY Security / Web3 | , , , | Crypto / DeFi | , , | News / Trends | , , | Real-world | , , , | All 16 types share one schema, one…
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