Markets on Void

Crypto, derivatives, US stocks, macro and world events, each in a view of its own in the Void Portal. Here is what each one shows and how to read it.

Crypto

Market overviewThe Market overview is the Portal's first screen: where the crypto market stands right now, before you look at any one coin.
Crypto pricesCrypto prices lists the largest coins by market value with their moves over several timeframes, and opens a candle chart for any of them.
Crypto sectorsCoins tend to move with others like them. Crypto sectors groups them, so you can see which part of the market money is moving into.
New tokensNew tokens lists coins that have just started trading on decentralized exchanges, before most of them reach the big exchanges.

LiquidationsWhen a leveraged trader runs out of margin, the exchange closes the position for them: a liquidation. This view shows the ones exchanges report and where more are likely to sit.
Funding ratesPerpetual futures have no expiry, so exchanges keep their price close to the spot price with funding: a small payment between longs and shorts every few hours.
OptionsOptions let traders bet on where Bitcoin and Ether will be by a date. Their prices say how much movement the market expects and which way it is hedging.

Technical summaryThe Technical summary gathers the common indicators for a coin into one reading, so you can see whether they agree.
RSI heatmapThe RSI (relative strength index) measures how fast a price has moved on a scale from 0 to 100. The heatmap shows it for many coins at once.
200-day averageThe 200-day moving average is the most watched line for a long-term trend. This view shows how far each coin sits above or below its own.

US stocksUS stocks shows how Wall Street is trading, in the same place as crypto, so you can see whether the two are moving together.
Market boardsMarket boards puts the rest of the financial world on one screen: the markets that move crypto from the outside.
Economic calendarThe economic calendar lists the week's data releases and central bank meetings, the scheduled moments when markets often move most.

Market newsMarket news gathers the headlines that move prices, with the official sources first.
World eventsWorld events puts what is happening around the world on a globe, for the events that move oil, shipping and markets.

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