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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.
Before using this snapshot
Check the instrument and quote currency at the source venue. Funding rates depend on their payment interval, and open interest and liquidity may use different units across sources. An unavailable value is not zero. Trading requires a fresh quote and the platform’s authentication, policy and approval checks; this page cannot place an order.