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Alpha (Mossland) vs Gemini

Alpha (Mossland)

Alpha is Mossland's free, keyless public API that turns Korean-language crypto YouTube/news/macro chatter plus Mossland's own on-chain activity into a queryable knowledge base of canonical entities, topics, and events. Its /api/ask endpoint answers natural-language questions in Korean or English with citations back to source videos or briefs, and a companion MCP server exposes 12 tools for Claude Desktop, Cursor, and similar agent clients over JSON-RPC. Every surface is HTTPS-only with no signup, though the docs note unauthenticated abuse may trigger a per-IP rate cap.

Gemini

Gemini's REST and WebSocket APIs cover public market data (tickers, order books, trade history) alongside authenticated endpoints for order placement, account status, and FIX Drop Copy. Public market-data calls need no credentials, while trading and account endpoints require an HMAC-signed API key/secret pair with role-based permissions such as separate Trader and Fund Manager roles.

Alpha (Mossland)Gemini
AuthenticationNoneNone
Pricingfreefree
FormatsJSONJSON, WebSocket
CORSyesyes
HTTPSYesYes

Gemini supports 2 response formats, while Alpha (Mossland) offers fewer — pick Gemini for more integration flexibility.

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