Olympus - OHM is Smart Money
The Olympus protocol supports OHM, a community-owned, decentralized and censorship-resistant reserve currency. OHM is deeply liquid and fully backed by stable assets.
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Last probed Sep 14, 2026 · mcp.olympusdao.finance
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List Olympus data sources
Use this when you need to discover which upstream sources back this server, what questions each answers, and how fresh they are. Returns the whitelist of endpoints available to query tools. Filter by kind to narrow (graphql indexers, REST APIs, chain RPCs).
Search Olympus docs
Semantic search over the embedded Olympus docs knowledge base. Use this before answering conceptual Olympus questions, especially about Cooler loans, liquidations/defaults, liquid backing, treasury mechanics, governance, tokens, and protocol terminology. Combine with live-state tools for current numeric values.
Get Olympus protocol overview
Use this for the one-call snapshot of Olympus: OHM price, gOHM price, backing per OHM, premium, supply, market cap, and treasury value. OHM price prefers the canonical PRICE module, with an indexed fallback. Works without any secrets via the Olympus Protocol Metrics API.
Get Olympus protocol snapshot
Use this for a compact across-the-board state: price/backing/supply/treasury plus Cooler and Kernel counts.
Verify Olympus solvency
Use this as the first evidence check when asking whether OHM is backed/solvent right now. It reconciles indexed liquid backing against backed supply, reports price premium using the canonical PRICE module, and explicitly does not treat that arithmetic as proof of legal/economic solvency.
Get Olympus Kernel registry
Use this when you need the live Olympus Kernel state: which modules (by keycode) and policies are installed, their on-chain addresses, versions, and enabled flag. Backed by the canonical Protocol Visualizer. Filter by contractType (MODULE/POLICY) or enabledOnly.
Get Olympus admin controls
Use this to see who can touch protocol components at the Kernel level: installed modules and enabled policies from the live Protocol Visualizer.
Get Olympus treasury state
Use this for treasury reserves and backing: total market value, liquid backing, holdings broken down by category and chain, and (in full detail) APY context for yield-bearing assets via DeFiLlama. Backed by the Olympus Protocol Metrics API; keyless.
Get Olympus backing sources
Use this to see where OHM backing comes from: treasury asset categories/chains, liquid flags, and backing headline figures.
Get Olympus backing history
Use this to check whether backing has grown or declined over a recent window. Returns Protocol Metrics API snapshots and deltas.
Get OHM/gOHM supply breakdown
Use this for OHM supply figures: total, circulating, floating, and backed supply, plus (in full detail) a breakdown by supply category and by chain. Protocol Metrics API first, with The Graph fallback. Keyless.
Get Cooler Loans state
Use this for Olympus Cooler Loans state: total collateral, total debt, debt/collateral token metadata, interest rate, and LTV bounds. Cooler V2 (MonoCooler) is read directly on-chain (canonical, keyless via public RPC); the legacy V1 Clearinghouse family (all V1-generation Clearinghouses, summed, with per-Clearinghouse rows) is best-effort and needs GRAPH_API_KEY. V1 figures are receivables owed by borrowers, not tokens held. Optionally pass an account address for its per-account collateral and
Get Olympus credit terms
Use this to answer borrower terms: Cooler V2 interest/LTV/min debt/paused flags, debt/collateral token metadata, and Convertible Deposit facility/auctioneer terms. When debtToken.symbol is present, use that token symbol (for example USDS) instead of saying generic debt token.
Get Cooler liquidation scenario
Use this to assess whether a Cooler V2 account is near liquidation. Olympus Cooler risk is based on debt/collateral terms, not a generic oracle-price liquidation model. The result includes debtToken and collateralToken metadata; use debtToken.symbol (for example USDS) in borrower-facing answers.
Get Convertible Deposits state
Use this for Olympus Convertible Deposits (CD): active deposit facilities, auctioneer versions and deposit assets, total position/depositor counts, and recent positions. Backed by the Ponder CD indexer (keyless).
Get Yield Repurchase Facility state
Use this for Olympus YRF activity: recent yield-funded OHM purchases, burns, and backing extraction. This source is Graph-backed and requires GRAPH_API_KEY; when absent the tool returns a structured degraded response.
Get protocol-owned liquidity (POL)
Use this for Olympus protocol-owned liquidity by chain and pool: which LP positions the treasury owns, their USD value, and value excluding OHM. Sourced from the Protocol Metrics API. Keyless. Arbitrum positions carry a lag warning.
Get Olympus market depth
Use this for a first-pass liquidity/depth read. It reports protocol-owned liquidity positions as a depth proxy; use get_executable_slippage for an exact-size indicative 0x quote, while pool-specific RPC math remains a separate verification step.
Get Olympus dependency map
Use this to identify non-Olympus dependencies: indexers, market/oracle sources, chains, and large treasury exposure categories.
Get Olympus audit posture
Use this for audit/security-review coverage only: which components were audited, by whom, when, and where the reports live. Read live from the Olympus docs audits page.
Get Olympus governance
Use this for active or recent Olympus governance proposals, Snapshot vote totals, proposal state, and proposal text. Etherscan event-history capability is reported as configured/unconfigured, but this tool does not fetch Etherscan events.
Get Olympus governance state
Use this when asking whether Olympus rules are about to change. It is a focused alias for active/pending Snapshot governance proposals and recent completed proposals.
Query a whitelisted indexer (raw GraphQL)
Use this when the curated tools don't cover a question and you need a raw GraphQL read against a known indexer. You must pass a whitelisted source id (see list_data_sources, kind=graphql) — never a URL. Read-only: mutations/subscriptions are rejected, and queries are size/depth-limited.
Read a known Olympus contract
Use this for a direct on-chain read against a KNOWN Olympus contract (e.g. MonoCooler totals, gOHM index, OHM supply, Chainlink ETH/USD). Registry-driven and read-only: you pass a contract id and an allow-listed view function — never an arbitrary address or ABI. List candidates via list_data_sources.
Get OHM liquidity routes
Use this to understand where direct OHM liquidity sits at a point in time: primary routes, Olympus-owned POL, third-party routes, and cross-chain references.
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