$PYTH $ZRO Live Data Dashboard (pulled at approximately 2026-10-10 21:20 Beijing time) | Bias: bearish
Binance Spot: $PYTH at approximately $0.07842 (24h -8.64%), trading volume approximately $5.63M, range approximately $0.07774–$0.08728, around 8% of the daily range; $ZRO at approximately $1.971 (24h -6.54%), trading volume approximately $11.63M, range approximately $1.886–$2.117, around 37% of the range.
Binance USDT-margined: PYTH funding rate approximately +0.0050% (Bitget approximately +0.0050%), open interest approximately 151M tokens (notional approximately $12M); ZRO funding rate approximately +0.0050% (Bitget approximately +0.0050%), open interest approximately 22.45M tokens (notional approximately $44M). 24h futures volume: PYTH approximately 30.60M, ZRO approximately 53.96M.
Global crypto market cap approximately $2.81T (24h -2.79%), trading volume approximately $58B; BTC dominance approximately 59.1%, ETH approximately 10.8%. On-chain fees are extremely low (approximately 1 sat, block height 970770).
Short-term view: Oracle $PYTH and cross-chain $ZRO are both weakening against a still-soft broader market. $PYTH is down approximately -8.64% on the day and is only around 8% of its daily range, almost at the daily low. Spot volume is approximately $5.63M and futures volume approximately $30.60M, with the decline on increased volume, confirming selling pressure rather than a low-volume drift down. $ZRO is down approximately -6.54% on the day and is around 37% of its range, still in the lower half of the daily range; futures volume of approximately $53.96M is markedly higher, with the LayerZero sector also selling off. Compared with the approximately -2.79% decline in global market cap, both tokens have fallen further, making them relatively weak within the infrastructure sector. Funding rates are approximately +0.0050% on both venues (Binance/Bitget), so longs are still paying while prices fall. This suggests long positions have not been fully flushed out, making further short-term downside more likely than a rapid short squeeze. Notional OI is manageable (PYTH approximately $12M, ZRO approximately $44M). Overall: weak broader market + simultaneous weakness in oracle/cross-chain tokens + low range positions + slightly positive funding rates → bearish short-term bias. Watch whether $PYTH can hold the daily low near $0.07774; if it breaks, watch for lower levels. Resistance on a rebound is around the midpoint at $0.08251. Support for $ZRO is around $1.886, with the midpoint near $2.002 as a rebound level. Reassess for a possible shift to range-bound trading if funding rates quickly turn negative and spot volume contracts as prices stabilize.
For reference only; this is not investment advice.
Binance Spot: $PYTH at approximately $0.07842 (24h -8.64%), trading volume approximately $5.63M, range approximately $0.07774–$0.08728, around 8% of the daily range; $ZRO at approximately $1.971 (24h -6.54%), trading volume approximately $11.63M, range approximately $1.886–$2.117, around 37% of the range.
Binance USDT-margined: PYTH funding rate approximately +0.0050% (Bitget approximately +0.0050%), open interest approximately 151M tokens (notional approximately $12M); ZRO funding rate approximately +0.0050% (Bitget approximately +0.0050%), open interest approximately 22.45M tokens (notional approximately $44M). 24h futures volume: PYTH approximately 30.60M, ZRO approximately 53.96M.
Global crypto market cap approximately $2.81T (24h -2.79%), trading volume approximately $58B; BTC dominance approximately 59.1%, ETH approximately 10.8%. On-chain fees are extremely low (approximately 1 sat, block height 970770).
Short-term view: Oracle $PYTH and cross-chain $ZRO are both weakening against a still-soft broader market. $PYTH is down approximately -8.64% on the day and is only around 8% of its daily range, almost at the daily low. Spot volume is approximately $5.63M and futures volume approximately $30.60M, with the decline on increased volume, confirming selling pressure rather than a low-volume drift down. $ZRO is down approximately -6.54% on the day and is around 37% of its range, still in the lower half of the daily range; futures volume of approximately $53.96M is markedly higher, with the LayerZero sector also selling off. Compared with the approximately -2.79% decline in global market cap, both tokens have fallen further, making them relatively weak within the infrastructure sector. Funding rates are approximately +0.0050% on both venues (Binance/Bitget), so longs are still paying while prices fall. This suggests long positions have not been fully flushed out, making further short-term downside more likely than a rapid short squeeze. Notional OI is manageable (PYTH approximately $12M, ZRO approximately $44M). Overall: weak broader market + simultaneous weakness in oracle/cross-chain tokens + low range positions + slightly positive funding rates → bearish short-term bias. Watch whether $PYTH can hold the daily low near $0.07774; if it breaks, watch for lower levels. Resistance on a rebound is around the midpoint at $0.08251. Support for $ZRO is around $1.886, with the midpoint near $2.002 as a rebound level. Reassess for a possible shift to range-bound trading if funding rates quickly turn negative and spot volume contracts as prices stabilize.
For reference only; this is not investment advice.