Bitcoin market dataFrom $0.001 a call
Funding rates, open interest, liquidations, Fed odds and macro dates, paid per call from one balance. No data subscriptions.
CPI is out tomorrow. What's priced in for bitcoin, and how did it move last time?
Before CPI, jobs day or FOMC: the release time, what Kalshi and Polymarket price in, how traders are positioned, and how bitcoin moved after recent releases.
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Before the US session: funding, BTC dominance, sentiment, prediction market odds, today's macro dates and the headlines that matter.
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"Check funding, Fed odds and the last three CPI reactions before tomorrow's release."
61 kinds of data traders watch, from funding rates and open interest to ETF flows and on-chain cost basis.
Spot and perpetual candles for BTC on every timeframe, from several exchanges.
Spot and perp volume by exchange.
Weekly, monthly and quarterly closes, session opens, the 200-day and 50-week moving averages, and old CME gaps (CME has traded 24/7 since May 2026).
VWAP, volume profile, RSI divergences, MACD, TD Sequential, Ichimoku, Elliott Wave counts and chart patterns.
Bitcoin's monthly and quarterly returns, weekday and session patterns, and when the monthly low tends to print.
Days since the halving and since the cycle peak, the cycle midpoint, and how returns shrink each cycle.
BTC dominance, altcoin market cap (TOTAL2), the BTC/gold ratio, bitcoin against the S&P 500, and ETH/BTC.
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Spot and perp CVD, split by exchange, Coinbase against Binance.
Market depth, bid and ask walls, and order book liquidity heatmaps.
Taker buy and sell volume and block trades.
Buying and selling split into whales, sharks and retail.
Signs of TWAP and other algorithmic buying.
Current and predicted funding for BTC perpetuals across Binance, OKX, Bybit and Hyperliquid.
Total bitcoin futures open interest and the split by exchange.
Long/short ratios for all accounts and for top traders.
Futures premium over spot, CME basis and price gaps between exchanges.
Long and short liquidations across the main exchanges.
Estimated liquidation levels: where leveraged positions would be force-closed.
The DVOL index and the bitcoin volatility term structure.
25-delta risk reversals.
Put/call ratio, open interest by strike and max pain.
Dealer gamma by strike.
Expiry dates and the notional expiring.
Block trades and premium bought or sold.
Options on BlackRock's IBIT ETF next to Deribit. IBIT passed Deribit in open interest in April 2026.
Daily net flows into US spot bitcoin ETFs, by issuer.
The Coinbase premium for US demand and the Kimchi premium for Korean demand.
Stablecoin supply, inflows to exchanges and the Stablecoin Supply Ratio (SSR).
Purchases by Strategy and other treasury companies, and their mNAV premium.
The CFTC Commitments of Traders report for CME bitcoin futures.
Change in realized cap, in dollars per day.
Large transfers to and from exchanges, and the exchange whale ratio.
Wallets of governments, miners, funds, exchanges and dormant early holders.
Open positions and liquidation prices of the largest Hyperliquid traders, plus leaderboards and PnL.
Holdings of sharks (100 to 1,000 BTC) and whales (1,000 BTC or more), new whales against old.
Realized price, short- and long-term holder cost basis, True Market Mean, URPD and MVRV price bands.
MVRV and MVRV Z-Score, SOPR, NUPL and supply in profit.
Long- and short-term holder supply, HODL waves, liveliness, apparent demand and illiquid supply.
Bitcoin reserves on exchanges and exchange netflow.
NVT ratio and active addresses.
Pi Cycle Top, RHODL ratio, Puell Multiple, Energy Value and bottom-signal checklists.
Hashrate, difficulty and the Hash Ribbons signal.
Miner reserves and outflows, hashprice and the Puell Multiple.
Mempool size and recommended fee rates.
The fed funds rate, FOMC dates and market-implied rate odds from Kalshi and Polymarket.
CPI, PPI, PCE, nonfarm payrolls and GDP: release dates and published values.
Fed net liquidity (Fed assets minus reverse repo minus the Treasury account), global M2 and global liquidity indices.
DXY, the US 10-year yield, real yields and the term premium.
Nasdaq, S&P 500, gold and the VIX.
The monthly read on the business cycle. Above 50 means expansion.
The deficit, the Treasury cash balance and federal debt.
USD/JPY and Japanese government bond yields.
The daily Crypto Fear & Greed Index and up to 90 days of history.
Posts on X and influencer sentiment about bitcoin.
Polymarket and Kalshi odds on bitcoin price targets and macro events.
Google Trends, the Coinbase app ranking and crypto YouTube views.
How often popular X traders' calls came true.
Ranked crypto and macro headlines with sources and publish times.
SEC filings, Federal Register notices and dates like the US midterms on 3 Nov 2026.
Hacks, exchange outages and stablecoin depegs.
What traders are talking about, from tariffs to quantum risk.
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