What We Added Last Week: RWA, Bybit Perpetuals and CoinStats MCP
Three things landed this week that change how you use CoinStats day to day. Tokenized gold, silver and stocks now sit next to your coins, your Bybit perpetual trades finally show up in your history, and your AI assistant can read live crypto data straight from CoinStats.
Real world assets, right on the home page
The home page table has a new RWA tab, placed right after Coins. Open it and you’ll see the top tokenized real world assets with their price, 24 hour change and a seven day price graph, the same way you’d scan the coin list. This week that means assets like tokenized gold and silver alongside tokenized shares of companies such as Circle, Strategy and SpaceX.
It’s there because a lot of people now hold these next to their crypto and want to check them in the same glance. The tab also appears on Live Prices. When you want the full list, the See More RWA button takes you to the complete real world assets hub.
Browse all real world assets on CoinStats
Bybit perpetuals now sync to your history
If you trade USDT perpetuals on Bybit, those positions now come through when you connect your account. Each closed position shows up as one complete trade, from open to close, with its leverage and the funding you paid or received along the way. Partial closes, flipped positions and forced closes are all handled, so the history matches what actually happened.
Before this, perp activity from Bybit only came through as separate realised profit and loss entries, with no way to see a position as a whole. Now you can see each trade the way you actually made it.
To set it up, open the Bybit connect page and choose API Sync or OAuth. The connection is read only. It can see your balances and trades, but it can’t place orders or move funds, and you can revoke it at any time from your Bybit settings.
Give your AI assistant live crypto data with CoinStats MCP
CoinStats now has a hosted MCP server, and a new page that walks you through connecting it. MCP is the standard way AI assistants plug into outside tools. Once it’s connected, you can ask Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or another assistant about prices, your portfolio, any wallet on more than 120 chains, your DeFi positions and the latest news, and it answers from live CoinStats data.
There’s no API key to manage. You sign in with your CoinStats account in the browser and approve the connection. Claude and Cursor connect in one click, ChatGPT works through a connector in Developer mode, and tools like Claude Code, Codex, VS Code, Windsurf, Cline, Gemini CLI and n8n can use the server address https://mcp.coinstats.app/mcp directly. It comes with 37 tools covering market data, wallets, DeFi, portfolios, exchanges and news.
It’s free with a CoinStats account and it’s read only. Your assistant can look things up, but it can’t sign transactions, place trades or move funds. You’ll also find a new MCP link in the main CoinStats header.
