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Crypto Trend Analyzer

Overview

Crypto Trend Analyzer is an AI-powered workflow built in n8n that uses Membit MCP to provide real-time social context for any cryptocurrency project.
Users type a project name, and the AI outputs trending posts, sentiment signals, and potential warnings, helping the community quickly gauge trends and discussions.

This project demonstrates how AI can leverage live social data to provide actionable insights, highlighting the power of Membit’s MCP integration.


Workflow Structure

The workflow connects nodes as follows:

Chat Trigger → AI Agent → Google Gemini Chat Model → Membit MCP Client

  • Chat Trigger: Accepts user input (crypto project name).
  • AI Agent: Coordinates responses and integrates data from Gemini & Membit.
  • Google Gemini Chat Model: Processes natural language input.
  • Membit MCP Client: Pulls real-time trending discussions and social signals.

Example usage:
Type Solana in the Chat Trigger → AI returns trending posts, sentiment breakdown, and potential warnings.


Setup Instructions

  1. Import Workflow:
    Download Crypto-Trend-Analyzer.json and import it into n8n.

  2. Add Membit API Key:
    In the MCP Client node, add your Membit API key:

    • Endpoint: https://mcp.membit.ai/mcp
    • Auth Type: Header
    • Header Name: X-Membit-Api-Key
    • Header Value: <MY_API_KEY>
  3. Run Workflow:

    • Trigger the Chat node
    • Type any crypto project name
    • Receive real-time summary of trending social discussions

Notes

  • Fully functional and ready for hackathon submission.
  • Outputs are readable, concise, and factual, powered by Membit real-time data.
  • Scalable for any cryptocurrency project.

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n8n workflow integrating Membit MCP and Google Gemini to summarize crypto trends in real-time.

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