How to read a market snapshot
Compare the venue, instrument and timestamp before comparing prices. A perpetual contract tracks an underlying asset without a fixed expiry; its funding payments and leverage risks differ from holding that asset in a spot market. The same symbol can refer to different instruments on different venues.
- Mid price and spread
- The mid price sits between the best bid and ask. A spread measures the gap between those quotes. Neither guarantees an executable price for your order size.
- Volume and liquidity
- 24-hour volume describes past trading. Liquidity describes available capital or depth under the source’s definition. High volume alone does not establish that a large order can fill at the displayed price.
- Open interest and funding
- Open interest measures outstanding derivatives exposure. Funding transfers value between long and short positions at a venue-defined interval. Confirm that interval and sign convention before comparing rates.
- Timestamp and source
- A source observation time describes the data; a page-generation or retrieval time describes when it was processed. Missing values stay unavailable. A recent page response does not make an old observation fresh.
These pages use the approved public snapshot service. They do not replace a fresh quote, a venue’s documentation or a review of liquidation, collateral and execution risks.
| Market | Venue | Type | Mid | 24h Volume | Liquidity | Execution |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Approved public market snapshots are currently unavailable. No price or observation time is being reported. The research guide remains available; use the status page to check data availability. | ||||||
Certified Action Visibility
User-facing actions are shown only when registry metadata marks them public. Buttons open only when the action is public, executable, and linked to a reviewable surface.
No public actions are available in the current MarketGraph snapshot.