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The Crypto Perp Board brings funding and open-interest observations together so you can inspect differences between available venues. A useful comparison begins with three questions: which contract is this, what interval does the funding rate describe, and what unit is used for o
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The MEXC–Gate price-spread monitor helps you find markets whose displayed prices differ across two exchanges. Its most useful role is screening: a large difference is a reason to inspect the pair, not proof that you can buy on one venue and immediately sell for that percentage on
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The original MEXC–Gate study compared a week of public executions across the two venues. It found large differences in execution sizes, activity, and aggressive-side proportions. Those differences can help you ask better questions about a pair's trading conditions. They do not es
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The original September analysis examined public MEXC executions to look for unusual size distributions and repeated quote amounts. Those patterns are useful screening signals. Public execution data alone, however, cannot establish common account ownership, self-trading, or the in
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Buy/sell volume describes the side that initiated recorded executions. Every completed trade has a buyer and a seller; the public feed classifies the execution by its aggressive side. A buy-labelled execution normally means a buyer took available sell liquidity. It does not mean
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