Does the GoldHunts API need an API key?

No. Every endpoint is a static JSON document served over HTTPS with no key, no auth and no rate limit. Poll hourly at most, since the documents regenerate on a schedule.

Can I use GoldHunts data in a commercial trading system?

Yes, with visible attribution to GoldHunts. For an SLA, change notifications, deeper history or higher refresh frequency, contact the desk to arrange it rather than relying on the free static layer.

Which GoldHunts dataset is most useful for execution?

The hourly XAUUSD volatility profile and the session range shares. They tell you which hours of the UTC day gold actually moves in, which drives session selection and stop placement. The monthly macro series are context, not signals.

How large is a standard gold lot for position sizing?

100 troy ounces, so a $1.00 move in XAUUSD equals $100 per standard lot. Size from the dollar distance between entry and stop rather than from a pip count, and confirm the contract size from the broker symbol specification at runtime.

Is there an MCP server for GoldHunts?

Yes. The tool catalogue is published at /mcp-tools.json alongside an OpenAPI 3.1 spec at /openapi.json, so agents can call the gold record, signal feed, session windows and calculator formulae directly.

GOLD DATA FOR SYSTEMS TRADERS

Name: GoldHunts systematic gold datasets
Creator: GoldHunts
License: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

GoldHunts publishes gold data as stable JSON endpoints and CSV datasets: session signals with entry, stop and target, the broker-verified XAUUSD win-rate record, month-end gold prices aligned to five macro series, and an hourly volatility profile. An OpenAPI 3.1 spec and MCP tool catalogue make it callable from code and agents.

GoldHunts publishes machine-readable gold data for systematic traders: JSON endpoints for the published session calls and the broker-verified XAUUSD win-rate record, session windows in UTC, gold glossary terms and the formula specification behind 21 gold calculators.

CSV datasets cover month-end gold closes aligned to the 10-year real yield, the broad dollar index, CPI, breakeven inflation and the fed funds target, plus the gold/silver ratio, seasonality by calendar month, the hourly XAUUSD volatility profile, session range shares and gold price versus miner margin.

An OpenAPI 3.1 specification and an MCP tool catalogue make every endpoint callable from code and from agent frameworks, with Python, TypeScript and shell samples published. All data is free for commercial use with visible attribution.