Five prices since midnight UTC.
Change is measured from 00:00 UTC. The dot on each bar shows where the price sits in today's range.
What it costs to move coins today.
Fees, block height and the next scheduled changes, read straight from the Bitcoin and Ethereum networks.
A simple send of about 141 vbytes costs — at the next-block rate.
Sources: mempool.space API · public Ethereum node (eth_feeHistory) · gas amounts are typical estimates · —
Who is paying to stay leveraged.
Funding is what longs pay shorts, or the reverse, on perpetual futures. When it runs hot the trade is crowded, and crowded trades unwind fast.
| Coin | Funding / hour | Annualised | Open interest | Positioning |
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Source: Hyperliquid public info API · annualised = hourly × 24 × 365 · —
DVOL is the options market's 30-day volatility estimate.
Source: Deribit public API (volatility index) · last 30 days
Dollars waiting on the sidelines.
Total stablecoin supply moves slowly. A steady rise usually means new money is arriving; a fall means it is leaving.
Source: DefiLlama stablecoin API, all pegs in USD · —
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Transfer fee
Liquidation distance
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The dates and the paperwork that move prices.
Key dates (UTC)
Sources: federalreserve.gov FOMC calendar · bls.gov CPI release schedule
Regulator wire
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Latest from the Telegram channel.
The channel posts trade ideas with full context: entry, stop-loss, targets and the reasoning behind each setup, plus short notes when a fee spike, a funding flip or a regulator release lands. The email stays the daily data brief.
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The desks, explained once and properly.
What a funding rate tells you, and what it doesn't
Why a hot rate signals crowding, why it is not a timing tool, and how it is calculated each hour.
Why a cheap Bitcoin fee can jump tenfold
Blocks have a fixed size. When demand spikes, the fee market reprices in minutes.
Stablecoin supply: the slow signal worth watching
What minting and burning tell you about money entering crypto, and where the signal breaks down.
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