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Our data now leaves a receipt on public blockchains. Every 5 minutes, 35 feeds we compute (funding, open interest, liquidations, order book depth, premiums and pressure scores for $BTC, $ETH, $SOL and more) are sealed into one Merkle root, signed by an isolated key and written to Solana mainnet, with a daily attestation on Base. If anyone, including us, changed one of those numbers afterwards, it would stop matching the chain. You do not have to take our word for it: the verifier on our proof page rebuilds a record, checks its signature and reads the anchor straight from Solana in your own browser. Beta, on mainnet since 18 September. Free, no account needed.
Our data now leaves a receipt on public blockchains. Every 5 minutes, 35 feeds we compute (funding, open interest, liquidations, order book depth, premiums and pressure scores for $BTC , $ETH , $SOL and more) are sealed into one Merkle root, signed by an isolated key and written to Solana mainnet, with a daily attestation on Base. If anyone, including us, changed one of those numbers afterwards, it would stop matching the chain. You do not have to take our word for it: the verifier on our proof page rebuilds a record, checks its signature and reads the anchor straight from Solana in your own browser. Beta, on mainnet since 18 September. Free, no account needed.
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Bitcoin's estimated liquidation map came out balanced at 11:00 UTC on Oct 27, with $BTC at $79,942. Within 3% of the price, modeled exposure split evenly between short sellers above and leveraged buyers below.
Above the price, the nearest modeled short level was $80,251, with the next cluster at $82,678. Those are the prices where short sellers would have to buy back. Below, long levels sat at $79,504 and $77,170, where leveraged buyers would be closed out.
These levels are estimates built from open interest and leverage, not recorded liquidations.
Bitcoin's estimated liquidation map came out balanced at 11:00 UTC on Oct 27, with $BTC at $79,942. Within 3% of the price, modeled exposure split evenly between short sellers above and leveraged buyers below.
Above the price, the nearest modeled short level was $80,251, with the next cluster at $82,678. Those are the prices where short sellers would have to buy back. Below, long levels sat at $79,504 and $77,170, where leveraged buyers would be closed out.
These levels are estimates built from open interest and leverage, not recorded liquidations.
Above the price, the nearest modeled short level was $80,251, with the next cluster at $82,678. Those are the prices where short sellers would have to buy back. Below, long levels sat at $79,504 and $77,170, where leveraged buyers would be closed out.
These levels are estimates built from open interest and leverage, not recorded liquidations.
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Whale sized sell orders outweighed buys in the 24 hours to 10:00 UTC on Oct 27, $6.33B against $5.89B. That left buyers with 48.2% of large order flow, above the 45% line we use for a seller led day, and we read it as two sided.
Bitcoin carried the bulk of the activity, with 3,724 of the 6,417 large orders. The biggest single order of the window was also in $BTC, at $22.4M.
$ETH came second with 2,339 large orders, and $SOL a distant third with 145.
Whale sized sell orders outweighed buys in the 24 hours to 10:00 UTC on Oct 27, $6.33B against $5.89B. That left buyers with 48.2% of large order flow, above the 45% line we use for a seller led day, and we read it as two sided.
Bitcoin carried the bulk of the activity, with 3,724 of the 6,417 large orders. The biggest single order of the window was also in $BTC , at $22.4M.
$ETH came second with 2,339 large orders, and $SOL a distant third with 145.
Bitcoin carried the bulk of the activity, with 3,724 of the 6,417 large orders. The biggest single order of the window was also in $BTC , at $22.4M.
$ETH came second with 2,339 large orders, and $SOL a distant third with 145.
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The $BTC spot price slipped 1% over the 24 hours to 09:36 UTC on Oct 27, from $80.5K to $79.7K, yet the bid side of the book got deeper. Resting bids within 2% of mid were 26% larger than a day earlier, and asks were 9.2% thinner.
Across 21 spot venues, $207.4M of bids sat within 2% of mid against $137.9M of asks, a 20.1% tilt toward the bid side. The largest walls hug the price on both sides, with $39.2M of bids at $79.6K (-0.05%) and $39.4M of asks at $79.7K (0.05%).
This is a snapshot. Resting orders can be pulled at any time, so the book shows where liquidity sat, not where price goes next.
The $BTC spot price slipped 1% over the 24 hours to 09:36 UTC on Oct 27, from $80.5K to $79.7K, yet the bid side of the book got deeper. Resting bids within 2% of mid were 26% larger than a day earlier, and asks were 9.2% thinner.
Across 21 spot venues, $207.4M of bids sat within 2% of mid against $137.9M of asks, a 20.1% tilt toward the bid side. The largest walls hug the price on both sides, with $39.2M of bids at $79.6K (-0.05%) and $39.4M of asks at $79.7K (0.05%).
This is a snapshot. Resting orders can be pulled at any time, so the book shows where liquidity sat, not where price goes next.
Across 21 spot venues, $207.4M of bids sat within 2% of mid against $137.9M of asks, a 20.1% tilt toward the bid side. The largest walls hug the price on both sides, with $39.2M of bids at $79.6K (-0.05%) and $39.4M of asks at $79.7K (0.05%).
This is a snapshot. Resting orders can be pulled at any time, so the book shows where liquidity sat, not where price goes next.
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The dollars parked in stablecoins, the cash that sits on crypto rails, stood at $302.30B on Oct 26. The float lost $2.3B over 7 days and $9.3B over 30 days.
On the rates side, the Fed funds rate stood at 3.88% and the 10 year Treasury yield at 5%. The Fed's balance sheet was $6.75T, and the reverse repo facility, where money funds park spare cash overnight at the Fed, held $200.0M.
Since 2017, days in this very high band saw a median +0.0% BTC move over the next 7d (n=643, base +0.4%, 8y of records). History, not a forecast.
The dollars parked in stablecoins, the cash that sits on crypto rails, stood at $302.30B on Oct 26. The float lost $2.3B over 7 days and $9.3B over 30 days.
On the rates side, the Fed funds rate stood at 3.88% and the 10 year Treasury yield at 5%. The Fed's balance sheet was $6.75T, and the reverse repo facility, where money funds park spare cash overnight at the Fed, held $200.0M.
Since 2017, days in this very high band saw a median +0.0% BTC move over the next 7d (n=643, base +0.4%, 8y of records). History, not a forecast.
On the rates side, the Fed funds rate stood at 3.88% and the 10 year Treasury yield at 5%. The Fed's balance sheet was $6.75T, and the reverse repo facility, where money funds park spare cash overnight at the Fed, held $200.0M.
Since 2017, days in this very high band saw a median +0.0% BTC move over the next 7d (n=643, base +0.4%, 8y of records). History, not a forecast.
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Recorded dated futures settlements in the last 24 hours totaled 1 contract on Deribit for $AVAX at 8.777. Footnote: 15 venues are involved in the next 7 days, with the nearest expiry on Coinbase for 1 $CDENGS contract on Oct 27, and option contracts total 7919.
Recorded dated futures settlements in the last 24 hours totaled 1 contract on Deribit for $AVAX at 8.777. Footnote: 15 venues are involved in the next 7 days, with the nearest expiry on Coinbase for 1 $CDENGS contract on Oct 27, and option contracts total 7919.
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Crypto.com keeps the thinnest cushion of the 10 exchange insurance funds we track, $7.4M, equal to just 0.81% of the perpetual open interest we follow on that venue. Across all 10 venues the funds cover 16.17% of open bets. An insurance fund is the money an exchange keeps to pay for liquidations that close below a trader's bankruptcy price.
Combined, the funds held $7.61B on Oct 27, a change of -0.11% (-$8.3M) in 24 hours and -0.39% over 7 days. OKX runs the largest at $2.97B, at -0.25% on the day. Paradex posted the biggest move, -0.26%, on a $384K fund.
These are balances the venues report, not audits.
Crypto.com keeps the thinnest cushion of the 10 exchange insurance funds we track, $7.4M, equal to just 0.81% of the perpetual open interest we follow on that venue. Across all 10 venues the funds cover 16.17% of open bets. An insurance fund is the money an exchange keeps to pay for liquidations that close below a trader's bankruptcy price.
Combined, the funds held $7.61B on Oct 27, a change of -0.11% (-$8.3M) in 24 hours and -0.39% over 7 days. OKX runs the largest at $2.97B, at -0.25% on the day. Paradex posted the biggest move, -0.26%, on a $384K fund.
These are balances the venues report, not audits.
Combined, the funds held $7.61B on Oct 27, a change of -0.11% (-$8.3M) in 24 hours and -0.39% over 7 days. OKX runs the largest at $2.97B, at -0.25% on the day. Paradex posted the biggest move, -0.26%, on a $384K fund.
These are balances the venues report, not audits.
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The largest leverage move among the majors on Oct 27 came from $AVAX. Open interest, the value of open futures bets, fell 4.8% while price lost only 1.4%. That gap marks a long squeeze, where leveraged buyers' positions were closed out.
It stayed contained. Of 10 tracked majors, one was squeezing out and two were adding leverage.
Bitcoin traded at $79,760, down 0.64% over 24 hours, with Fear and Greed at 48 (neutral) and dominance at 60.00%. Coinbase priced $BTC 0.18% under global exchanges, day 52 of that streak.
The largest leverage move among the majors on Oct 27 came from $AVAX . Open interest, the value of open futures bets, fell 4.8% while price lost only 1.4%. That gap marks a long squeeze, where leveraged buyers' positions were closed out.
It stayed contained. Of 10 tracked majors, one was squeezing out and two were adding leverage.
Bitcoin traded at $79,760, down 0.64% over 24 hours, with Fear and Greed at 48 (neutral) and dominance at 60.00%. Coinbase priced $BTC 0.18% under global exchanges, day 52 of that streak.
It stayed contained. Of 10 tracked majors, one was squeezing out and two were adding leverage.
Bitcoin traded at $79,760, down 0.64% over 24 hours, with Fear and Greed at 48 (neutral) and dominance at 60.00%. Coinbase priced $BTC 0.18% under global exchanges, day 52 of that streak.
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The biggest $BTC options trade of the past 48 hours sold upside rather than buying it. A taker sold a Dec 25 $80,000 call for $781.3K in premium, negotiated as a block. The seller keeps the full premium only if Bitcoin finishes at or below $80,000 on Dec 25.
The next two largest were put purchases, also blocks. $600.0K went on a Mar 26, 2027 $78,000 put and $431.5K on a Dec 25 $72,000 put. Puts pay off if price ends below the strike.
Over the last 24 hours, takers bought $6.9M of puts against $3.9M of calls across 14,338 recorded trades. Block trades carried 48% of all premium dollars.
The biggest $BTC options trade of the past 48 hours sold upside rather than buying it. A taker sold a Dec 25 $80,000 call for $781.3K in premium, negotiated as a block. The seller keeps the full premium only if Bitcoin finishes at or below $80,000 on Dec 25.
The next two largest were put purchases, also blocks. $600.0K went on a Mar 26, 2027 $78,000 put and $431.5K on a Dec 25 $72,000 put. Puts pay off if price ends below the strike.
Over the last 24 hours, takers bought $6.9M of puts against $3.9M of calls across 14,338 recorded trades. Block trades carried 48% of all premium dollars.
The next two largest were put purchases, also blocks. $600.0K went on a Mar 26, 2027 $78,000 put and $431.5K on a Dec 25 $72,000 put. Puts pay off if price ends below the strike.
Over the last 24 hours, takers bought $6.9M of puts against $3.9M of calls across 14,338 recorded trades. Block trades carried 48% of all premium dollars.
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Short sellers on Tron ($TRX) pay the most of any coin on our board to keep their bets open, at -0.02% funding, meaning shorts pay longs every interval. Their open positions still grew 3.91% over 24 hours.
The other coins where shorts pay show positions shrinking instead. $ATOM is at -0.02% with open interest down 0.57%, APT at -0.01% with -2.3%, AVAX at -0.01% with -3.05%.
Where buyers pay, the rates are thin. Bitcoin's longs pay 0.01% as its open positions grew 4.11%, the largest build among the coins on that side.
Since 2019, days in this mid band saw a median -0.4% BTC move over the next 7d (n=516, base +0.4%, 7y of records). History, not a forecast.
Short sellers on Tron ($TRX ) pay the most of any coin on our board to keep their bets open, at -0.02% funding, meaning shorts pay longs every interval. Their open positions still grew 3.91% over 24 hours.
The other coins where shorts pay show positions shrinking instead. $ATOM is at -0.02% with open interest down 0.57%, APT at -0.01% with -2.3%, AVAX at -0.01% with -3.05%.
Where buyers pay, the rates are thin. Bitcoin's longs pay 0.01% as its open positions grew 4.11%, the largest build among the coins on that side.
Since 2019, days in this mid band saw a median -0.4% BTC move over the next 7d (n=516, base +0.4%, 7y of records). History, not a forecast.
The other coins where shorts pay show positions shrinking instead. $ATOM is at -0.02% with open interest down 0.57%, APT at -0.01% with -2.3%, AVAX at -0.01% with -3.05%.
Where buyers pay, the rates are thin. Bitcoin's longs pay 0.01% as its open positions grew 4.11%, the largest build among the coins on that side.
Since 2019, days in this mid band saw a median -0.4% BTC move over the next 7d (n=516, base +0.4%, 7y of records). History, not a forecast.
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US buyers on Coinbase paid -0.177% against the global Bitcoin price in the latest reading, a level our records flag as an extreme low for this gap.
The Coinbase premium compares the $BTC price on Coinbase, where much of the US spot demand trades, with prices on the other major exchanges. A negative figure means the same coin changes hands for less in the US than elsewhere.
The reading also extends a streak our records count at 52 days. On its own, the premium measures where buyers pay up or hold back, not which way the price moves.
US buyers on Coinbase paid -0.177% against the global Bitcoin price in the latest reading, a level our records flag as an extreme low for this gap.
The Coinbase premium compares the $BTC price on Coinbase, where much of the US spot demand trades, with prices on the other major exchanges. A negative figure means the same coin changes hands for less in the US than elsewhere.
The reading also extends a streak our records count at 52 days. On its own, the premium measures where buyers pay up or hold back, not which way the price moves.
The Coinbase premium compares the $BTC price on Coinbase, where much of the US spot demand trades, with prices on the other major exchanges. A negative figure means the same coin changes hands for less in the US than elsewhere.
The reading also extends a streak our records count at 52 days. On its own, the premium measures where buyers pay up or hold back, not which way the price moves.
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US buyers bid Bitcoin at the low end of our 90 day range on Oct 26. Coinbase priced $BTC -0.177% under the global exchanges, the 52nd day in a row on the discount side.
That gap ran wider than its seven day average of -0.130%. The size of the discount moves from day to day, but the sign hasn't flipped in 52 sessions.
Quarterly futures still traded above spot, a premium worth +5.28% a year annualized. Traders in derivatives kept paying up for later delivery even with US spot buyers bidding under the rest of the world.
Since 2017, days in this very low band saw a median -0.1% BTC move over the next 7d (n=665, base +0.5%, 9y of records). History, not a forecast.
US buyers bid Bitcoin at the low end of our 90 day range on Oct 26. Coinbase priced $BTC -0.177% under the global exchanges, the 52nd day in a row on the discount side.
That gap ran wider than its seven day average of -0.130%. The size of the discount moves from day to day, but the sign hasn't flipped in 52 sessions.
Quarterly futures still traded above spot, a premium worth +5.28% a year annualized. Traders in derivatives kept paying up for later delivery even with US spot buyers bidding under the rest of the world.
Since 2017, days in this very low band saw a median -0.1% BTC move over the next 7d (n=665, base +0.5%, 9y of records). History, not a forecast.
That gap ran wider than its seven day average of -0.130%. The size of the discount moves from day to day, but the sign hasn't flipped in 52 sessions.
Quarterly futures still traded above spot, a premium worth +5.28% a year annualized. Traders in derivatives kept paying up for later delivery even with US spot buyers bidding under the rest of the world.
Since 2017, days in this very low band saw a median -0.1% BTC move over the next 7d (n=665, base +0.5%, 9y of records). History, not a forecast.
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Leveraged $BTC buyers on Binance paid 10.95% a year in funding to keep their perpetual bets open in the Oct 27 read at 05:25 UTC. Funding is the fee longs pay shorts. Borrowing Bitcoin itself on margin at the same venue cost just 0.42% a year.
That 10.53% gap was the widest we recorded across the 15 assets and 3 venues on our board.
Dollars cost more at Binance. A $USDT margin loan there ran at 5.16% a year, the highest of the three. OKX was the cheapest at 3.5%, and Bybit's 3.91% set the median.
Leveraged $BTC buyers on Binance paid 10.95% a year in funding to keep their perpetual bets open in the Oct 27 read at 05:25 UTC. Funding is the fee longs pay shorts. Borrowing Bitcoin itself on margin at the same venue cost just 0.42% a year.
That 10.53% gap was the widest we recorded across the 15 assets and 3 venues on our board.
Dollars cost more at Binance. A $USDT margin loan there ran at 5.16% a year, the highest of the three. OKX was the cheapest at 3.5%, and Bybit's 3.91% set the median.
That 10.53% gap was the widest we recorded across the 15 assets and 3 venues on our board.
Dollars cost more at Binance. A $USDT margin loan there ran at 5.16% a year, the highest of the three. OKX was the cheapest at 3.5%, and Bybit's 3.91% set the median.
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$BTC hashrate was 1104 EH/s, down -4.1% over 7 days, and difficulty was 140.58T. Block fees were 1.0 sat/vB and miner revenue was 508.8 BTC.
Since 2017, days in this very high band saw a median +0.1% BTC move over the next 7d (n=634, base +0.5%, 8y of records). History, not a forecast.
$BTC hashrate was 1104 EH/s, down -4.1% over 7 days, and difficulty was 140.58T. Block fees were 1.0 sat/vB and miner revenue was 508.8 BTC.
Since 2017, days in this very high band saw a median +0.1% BTC move over the next 7d (n=634, base +0.5%, 8y of records). History, not a forecast.
Since 2017, days in this very high band saw a median +0.1% BTC move over the next 7d (n=634, base +0.5%, 8y of records). History, not a forecast.
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Silver just shook out its leveraged buyers. Over the last 30 minutes, $1.6M of $XAG long positions were liquidated across the major venues, meaning exchanges automatically closed bets on a higher price once the margin behind them ran out.
Traders positioned for a falling silver price came through untouched, with $0.00 in short liquidations over the same window. The whole flush landed on one side of the market.
Silver just shook out its leveraged buyers. Over the last 30 minutes, $1.6M of $XAG long positions were liquidated across the major venues, meaning exchanges automatically closed bets on a higher price once the margin behind them ran out.
Traders positioned for a falling silver price came through untouched, with $0.00 in short liquidations over the same window. The whole flush landed on one side of the market.
Traders positioned for a falling silver price came through untouched, with $0.00 in short liquidations over the same window. The whole flush landed on one side of the market.
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Forced closures on Binance's TradFi perpetuals reached $17.34M on Oct 26, up +361% from $3.76M on Oct 25. Both sides paid. Leveraged buyers lost $9.8M and sellers $7.6M across 173 contracts and 5,869 recorded events.
SanDisk's SNDK topped the board at $3.69M, split almost evenly between $1.92M of longs and $1.77M of shorts. The leveraged chip fund SOXL came next at $2.09M and carried the day's largest single closure, $257K.
Further down, traders short the dollar against the Brazilian real (USDBRL) lost $870K of its $1.12M, and buyers of Brazil's EWZ fund took $699K of its $748K.
Forced closures on Binance's TradFi perpetuals reached $17.34M on Oct 26, up +361% from $3.76M on Oct 25. Both sides paid. Leveraged buyers lost $9.8M and sellers $7.6M across 173 contracts and 5,869 recorded events.
SanDisk's SNDK topped the board at $3.69M, split almost evenly between $1.92M of longs and $1.77M of shorts. The leveraged chip fund SOXL came next at $2.09M and carried the day's largest single closure, $257K.
Further down, traders short the dollar against the Brazilian real (USDBRL) lost $870K of its $1.12M, and buyers of Brazil's EWZ fund took $699K of its $748K.
SanDisk's SNDK topped the board at $3.69M, split almost evenly between $1.92M of longs and $1.77M of shorts. The leveraged chip fund SOXL came next at $2.09M and carried the day's largest single closure, $257K.
Further down, traders short the dollar against the Brazilian real (USDBRL) lost $870K of its $1.12M, and buyers of Brazil's EWZ fund took $699K of its $748K.
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A busier day that was still a quiet week. Our streams recorded $142.9M of forced closures on Oct 26, up 46.5% from $97.5M on Oct 25 but well below the 7 day average of $264.0M. That total is a floor from public venue streams.
Leveraged buyers took 60.5% of it, $86.4M against $56.5M from shorts, across 64,050 events on 11 venues.
$BTC led by total at $35.1M, yet $ETH longs lost slightly more than Bitcoin longs, $21.5M against $21.2M. The single largest liquidation was an Ether position on Binance, which handled $80.0M of the day.
A busier day that was still a quiet week. Our streams recorded $142.9M of forced closures on Oct 26, up 46.5% from $97.5M on Oct 25 but well below the 7 day average of $264.0M. That total is a floor from public venue streams.
Leveraged buyers took 60.5% of it, $86.4M against $56.5M from shorts, across 64,050 events on 11 venues.
$BTC led by total at $35.1M, yet $ETH longs lost slightly more than Bitcoin longs, $21.5M against $21.2M. The single largest liquidation was an Ether position on Binance, which handled $80.0M of the day.
Leveraged buyers took 60.5% of it, $86.4M against $56.5M from shorts, across 64,050 events on 11 venues.
$BTC led by total at $35.1M, yet $ETH longs lost slightly more than Bitcoin longs, $21.5M against $21.2M. The single largest liquidation was an Ether position on Binance, which handled $80.0M of the day.
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Bitcoin went nowhere in the 24 hours to Oct 27, a +0.01% move to $80,126. Underneath that flat line, leverage kept getting cleared. Our collectors logged 1,580 recorded prints of $1K or more.
The biggest single one was a long liquidation of $1.2M on Binance, a leveraged buyer whose position was closed by the exchange. That is the size of the position, not the loss.
The liquidation heatmap behind the candles is an estimate of where leverage sits. The prints on the candles are recorded closures.
Bitcoin went nowhere in the 24 hours to Oct 27, a +0.01% move to $80,126. Underneath that flat line, leverage kept getting cleared. Our collectors logged 1,580 recorded prints of $1K or more.
The biggest single one was a long liquidation of $1.2M on Binance, a leveraged buyer whose position was closed by the exchange. That is the size of the position, not the loss.
The liquidation heatmap behind the candles is an estimate of where leverage sits. The prints on the candles are recorded closures.
The biggest single one was a long liquidation of $1.2M on Binance, a leveraged buyer whose position was closed by the exchange. That is the size of the position, not the loss.
The liquidation heatmap behind the candles is an estimate of where leverage sits. The prints on the candles are recorded closures.
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Pacifica traded $411.1M in the 24 hours to Oct 26, more than any other Solana perps venue, on just $59.4M of open positions. GM Trade holds the most open positions at $108.3M, 43.5% of the board, and turned over $226.2M.
Across 6 venues and 284 markets, open interest totals $248.8M against $845.0M of daily volume.
The one sided crowd sits on Jupiter Perps. Traders betting on a rise hold $86.4M there against $16.2M betting on a fall, and pay a median hourly borrow fee of +0.0015%. GM Trade is close to even, with $107.0M long and $109.7M short.
Pacifica traded $411.1M in the 24 hours to Oct 26, more than any other Solana perps venue, on just $59.4M of open positions. GM Trade holds the most open positions at $108.3M, 43.5% of the board, and turned over $226.2M.
Across 6 venues and 284 markets, open interest totals $248.8M against $845.0M of daily volume.
The one sided crowd sits on Jupiter Perps. Traders betting on a rise hold $86.4M there against $16.2M betting on a fall, and pay a median hourly borrow fee of +0.0015%. GM Trade is close to even, with $107.0M long and $109.7M short.
Across 6 venues and 284 markets, open interest totals $248.8M against $845.0M of daily volume.
The one sided crowd sits on Jupiter Perps. Traders betting on a rise hold $86.4M there against $16.2M betting on a fall, and pay a median hourly borrow fee of +0.0015%. GM Trade is close to even, with $107.0M long and $109.7M short.
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Short bets are the small side on Jupiter Perps, $16.2M against $86.4M in longs across SOL, ETH and BTC, yet they lean hardest on the pool behind them. Capacity for shorts was 66.1% in use on Oct 26, the same reading on all three markets.
On the long side, use tops out at 23.9% on Bitcoin, with SOL at 13.27% and ETH at 6.21%. Longs hold 84.2% of open positions, and SOL carries the largest book at $53.4M, with the coin at $100.21, down 1.2% over 24 hours.
The JLP pool that takes the other side of these trades holds $840.5M and pays an annualised 6.09%.
Short bets are the small side on Jupiter Perps, $16.2M against $86.4M in longs across SOL, ETH and BTC, yet they lean hardest on the pool behind them. Capacity for shorts was 66.1% in use on Oct 26, the same reading on all three markets.
On the long side, use tops out at 23.9% on Bitcoin, with SOL at 13.27% and ETH at 6.21%. Longs hold 84.2% of open positions, and SOL carries the largest book at $53.4M, with the coin at $100.21, down 1.2% over 24 hours.
The JLP pool that takes the other side of these trades holds $840.5M and pays an annualised 6.09%.
On the long side, use tops out at 23.9% on Bitcoin, with SOL at 13.27% and ETH at 6.21%. Longs hold 84.2% of open positions, and SOL carries the largest book at $53.4M, with the coin at $100.21, down 1.2% over 24 hours.
The JLP pool that takes the other side of these trades holds $840.5M and pays an annualised 6.09%.
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#EthereumDropsBelow$2300 📉 Ethereum Tests Key Support as Price Dips Below $2,300
The second-largest cryptocurrency by market cap has reached a critical technical juncture. Here’s what this recent price movement means for the broader Ethereum ecosystem and digital asset markets.
📰 Core News
Ethereum (ETH) has recently slipped below the $2,300 price level. This movement reflects a combination of broader market volatility, routine profit-taking, and shifting macroeconomic sentiment that continues to influence digital asset valuations.
📊 Market Impact
• Altcoin Sentiment As a primary market leader, ETH’s price action often sets the tone for the broader altcoin market, including Layer 2 scaling solutions and decentralized finance (DeFi) tokens.
•Technical Levels The $2,300 mark serves as a key psychological and historical support zone. Market participants are closely monitoring whether this level holds or if further consolidation occurs in the near term.
• Network Fundamentals Despite short-term price fluctuations, Ethereum’s underlying on-chain metrics, such as staking participation, validator growth, and ongoing network development, continue to progress independently of daily market charts.
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How do you view this current price level for Ethereum? Do you see it as a critical support zone to watch, or are you expecting further market consolidation? Share your analytical thoughts below! 👇
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