Injective Trading Tokens, Skill Guide

When to apply

• When you are interacting with tokens/ denoms on Injective.

MCP Tools

injective-mcp-servers

token_metadata

token_metadata
  denom: peggy0xdac17f958d2ee523a2206206994597c13d831ec7

• symbol

  - e.g. USDT

• name

  - Tether USD

• decimals

  - 6

• type

  - peggy | ibc | native | factory | erc20

• peggyDenom

  - ERC-20 contract address (Peggy tokens only)

transfer_send

transfer_send
  address: inj1...      ← sender (must be in keystore)
  password: ****
  to: inj1...           ← recipient
  denom: inj            ← token denom (or symbol shorthand)
  amount: 10            ← human-readable amount

subaccount_deposit

subaccount_deposit
  address: inj1...
  password: ****
  denom: usdt
  amount: 100
  subaccountIndex: 0    ← optional, default 0

subaccount_withdraw

subaccount_withdraw
  address: inj1...
  password: ****
  denom: usdt
  amount: 100
  subaccountIndex: 0

Popular Denoms

./references/popular-denoms.md

token_metadata

Activities

"What token is peggy0x...?"

token_metadata(denom: peggy0x...)

"Send 5 INJ to a friend"

transfer_send(address: inj1me..., to: inj1friend..., denom: inj, amount: 5)

"I have USDT in my wallet but can't trade"

subaccount_deposit(address: inj1..., denom: usdt, amount: <amount>)

"Move profits back to my wallet"

subaccount_withdraw(address: inj1..., denom: usdt, amount: <amount>)

Notes

• Amounts are always in human-readable format (e.g.

  1.5

  for 1.5 USDT). The server handles decimal conversion internally.
• INJ has 18 decimals - never enter wei amounts; use

  1.5

  for 1.5 INJ.
• Token metadata is resolved against the on-chain Injective token registry and cached.
• IBC denoms are long hashes - use

  token_metadata

  to get the symbol before displaying to users.