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“The crypto futures terminal
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We record the crypto derivatives market and prove what we published. Liquidations, funding, open interest, options, ETF flows and CFTC positioning from 50+ venues
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$WIF on Kraken versus Crypto.com shows the widest spread on the board at 0.0832 with an 80.71% net annualized rate after fees. That is the edge desks farm while others argue direction, a read on where leverage sits when the long side is on Kraken and the short side is on Crypto.com.
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Ether's price slipped 0.7% in the 24 hours to 15:39 UTC on Oct 28, and buyers on its spot books added depth instead of pulling it. Bids resting within 2% of the price grew 6.9% over that day, and offers in the same range shrank 8.3%.
Across 21 spot venues that leaves $98.73M in bids against $88.18M in asks, a 5.6% tilt toward the buy side.
The two biggest walls hug the $2,330.62 mid. One holds $18.76M of bids at $2,329.46, 0.05% below, and the other holds $20.04M of offers at $2,334.12, 0.15% above. Resting orders can be pulled at any moment, so this is a snapshot of the book, not a map of where price goes.
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No Turkish venue paid up for Bitcoin on Oct 28. OKX TR was the dearest at -16.3 bps against the global price, and BtcTurk the cheapest at -21.5 bps.
The Turkey Premium Index came to -0.19% (-19.0 bps), a score of 42 / 100 in the neutral regime. The 24 hour average was -27.7 bps and the 7 day average -18.9 bps.
The coin itself barely moved the needle at -0.5 bps. The dollar leg did the rest, with USDT/TRY trading -18.5 bps against the official USD/TRY rate, so lira buyers paid less for their dollars before paying for any $BTC. It is a price gap, not a trade anyone can lock in.
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Long crowding is the pattern, led by $EVAA with 62.78% OI and 0.0467% funding. OI build with one sided funding is crowding, OI drop with flat funding is deleveraging, and funding without OI build is positioning without new money; the rest of the set also includes $1000PEPE at 16.08% OI and 0.0248% funding and $BLESS at 63.6% OI and 0.0206% funding.
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Chainlink had the thinnest order book of the eight we track on Oct 28. Walking the live $LINK book at 14:00 UTC, a $1.0M market order would have given up an estimated 19.6 bps between the quoted price and its average fill.
The same modeled order in $BTC came to an estimated 0.5 bps. Ether followed at 1.1 bps, Solana at 2.8 bps and XRP at 4.8 bps.
At the thin end, $ADA came next at 18.7 bps, then Dogecoin at 10 bps and BNB at 6.7 bps. On those books, a large forced close has to eat through more of the resting orders before it fills.
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Two walls of resting orders boxed in Bitcoin's spot price on Oct 28, each within one 0.1% step of $80,517. Sellers had $37.3M parked at $80,557 and buyers had $35.5M at $80,476, across 21 spot venues at 13:57 UTC.
Widen the view to 2% either side and buyers carry more size. Bids came to $167.6M against $149.0M of asks, a 5.9% tilt to the bid side.
Ether's books looked much the same near $2,330. Walls of $17.4M at $2,333 and $16.8M at $2,326 framed the price, and bids led asks $95.9M to $83.4M, a 7.0% tilt. This is resting size that can be pulled before anything trades.
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US spot Bitcoin ETFs drew a net $176.0M on Oct 27, and IBIT alone accounted for $151.5M of it. Ether ETFs went the opposite way the same day, with a net -$60.2M.
The Bitcoin side lines up with its five day count, which stands at a net $41.3M for the period ending Oct 27. Day and week point the same direction, though the weekly figure is far smaller than the single day.
Bitcoin ETF net assets were $103.94B as of Oct 27, with cumulative net inflows of $57.47B since launch.
Since 2025, days in this mid band saw a median -1.0% BTC move over the next 7d (n=119, base -0.3%, 1y of records). History, not a forecast.
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Leveraged buyers carry the heavier side of Ether's estimated liquidation map on Oct 28. At 13:00 UTC, with $ETH at $2,340, more modeled exposure within 3% of price sits below it, on long positions.
The closest modeled long level is $2,332, only a few dollars under the price. The larger long cluster is estimated at $2,267. Above, the nearest modeled short level is $2,376 and the larger one $2,433, where sellers would be forced to buy back.
Under $2,332, the first modeled long liquidations begin.
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Bitcoin has moved out of the range where its perpetual traders spent most of yesterday's session, and Ether has not. $BTC trades at $80,788.50 ahead of the US open, above a zone that ran from $79,555.19 to $80,556.64.
That zone holds 70% of the session's trading time. Bitcoin's most traded price was $79,815.57, and the session closed at $80,868.50, +1.32% over it.
$ETH sits inside its own zone at $2,341.64. That range ran from $2,303.71 to $2,344.37, with the most traded price at $2,313.59 and a close at $2,349.29.
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Bitcoin options traders are paying for a fairly ordinary amount of movement. Deribit's volatility index, DVOL, reads 37.7. It measures how large a swing option buyers price in for $BTC over the next 30 days.
That reading ranks at the 60th percentile of the past 90 days, near the middle of a 90 day range that runs from 33.6 to 43.5.
The cost of buying protection is a touch above its recent midpoint and below the 43.5 top of that window. DVOL prices the size of a move, not its direction.
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HTX was the only venue to add a perpetual contract in the 24 hours to 12:30 UTC on Oct 28. Our collectors watch six futures exchanges, and the other five listed nothing new in that window.
The single addition is $BA, first seen on HTX at 04:52 UTC. It trades on that one exchange alone, so anyone trading it on leverage has a single order book to deal with and no second venue to compare prices against.
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IV surface, skew, options flow, and open interest with gamma walls from 5 venues, on the free API key. 15,000 calls a month.
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Binance Coin drew the biggest wave of new futures bets among the majors in the 24 hours to Oct 28, 11:35 UTC. Open interest, the value of futures positions still open, grew 6.08% while the price gained 2.82%. Buyers drove the build, and funding of 0.01% means they pay sellers only a small fee to stay in.
Cardano is the only other major where buyers led the build. Its open interest grew 5% on a 1.57% price gain, with funding at 0.0028%.
Dogecoin and Chainlink added bets at a similar pace, 5.4% and 5.12%, but without a clear lead from either side.
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Short sellers carried more of Bitcoin's estimated liquidation exposure near the price at 11:00 UTC on Oct 28, with $BTC at $81,458. Within 3% of that price, more modeled exposure sat above it than below.
The first modeled short level is $81,858, with the largest short cluster just past it at $81,953. Those are the prices where bets against Bitcoin would be forced to buy back.
On the long side, the nearest estimated level is $80,623. The largest modeled cluster of leveraged buyers sits much further down, at $77,963.
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Neither side of the big money won the 24 hours to 10:00 UTC on Oct 28. Whale sized buy orders totalled $6.67B and sells $6.59B, which leaves buyers with 50.3% of large order flow. That sits well inside the 45% to 55% range we treat as two sided.
The flow came across 6,938 large orders. $BTC drew the most of it with 3,688 orders, $ETH followed with 2,880, and $SOL was a distant third with 152.
The single largest order of the window was $23.5M, placed on Bitcoin.
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$BTC climbed 2.1% in the 24 hours to 09:35 UTC on Oct 28, from $79.7K to $81.3K, and the buy side of the spot book got thinner on the way up. Resting bids within 2% of mid were 36.3% smaller than a day earlier, and asks grew 14%.
Across 21 spot venues, that leaves $134.9M of bids against $156.5M of asks, a -7.4% imbalance with sellers on the heavier side.
The two largest walls sit almost on top of the price: $39.7M of bids at $81.3K, 0.05% below mid, and $40.6M of asks at $81.4K, 0.05% above. Resting orders can be pulled at any moment, so this is a snapshot of the book, not a map of what comes next.
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Deribit settles 12 dated $BTC futures and 12 dated $ETH futures on Thursday, Oct 29. These contracts carry a fixed expiry date, and every open position on them closes at that day's settlement price.
The same day, Deribit also closes one contract each on AVAX, HYPE and SOL, and Bullish settles a single Bitcoin future. Across 15 venues, 136 dated futures and 7,249 option contracts reach expiry in the next 7 days.
One settlement was recorded in the 24 hours to 09:15 UTC on Oct 28. Deribit's USDC margined $AVAX future closed at $8.979 at 08:00 UTC.
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The 10 exchange insurance funds we track grew by +$51.5M in the 24 hours to Oct 28, a +0.68% gain that leaves them holding $7.66B. Over seven days the total is still down -0.51%. An insurance fund is the cash an exchange keeps to cover liquidations that close below a trader's bankruptcy price.
OKX led the day at +1.23%, and its $3.00B is the largest fund on the list. Bybit followed at +1.14%. Binance was the only fund that shrank, by -0.05%, to $2.45B.
Combined, the funds equal 16.20% of the perpetual open interest we track on these venues. These are balances the exchanges report, not audits.
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Bitcoin climbed 2.02% to $81,446 over 24 hours, and US buyers still didn't close the gap. The Coinbase premium, the difference between the US price and the global one, read -0.14%. That makes 53 days in a row of Americans bidding below everyone else.
The rest of the board reads mild. Fear & Greed sits at 51, neutral, and Bitcoin holds 59.45% of a $2.7T crypto market.
The biggest leverage build came on $LINK. Open interest, the value of open futures bets, rose 5.8% as price gained 4.0%, so new longs were being added. Of 10 tracked majors, 2 added leverage and none were squeezed out.
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Traders betting on a lower Bitcoin just got squeezed. Over the last 30 minutes, exchanges force closed $10.7M of $BTC short positions, which are bets on a falling price. Each one was shut automatically once the margin behind it could no longer cover the move against it.
The buyers' side hardly felt it. Liquidations on bets for a higher Bitcoin came to just $17.2K over the same window.
These totals are counted from the raw liquidation streams of the major venues.
