Funding Radar

How to get funding alerts from the radar: the public Telegram channels (RU/EN, extreme events, delayed), the personal bot with instant alerts and custom conditions (free during the open beta), and a deep link that opens the bot with the coin already set. MCP is anonymous and cannot subscribe anyone — this tool only explains and links.

Check a condition in the Telegram bot's syntax against live data and list the pairs that match now, strongest first. Syntax: metrics funding (%/h), cut (minutes to settlement), vol (24h volume, 1M = $1M), oi, plus ranges and presets — e.g. `funding>0.3 cut<30 vol>1M`, `hedge 0.3` (cross-exchange spread), `squeeze`, or a bare threshold `0.3`. Returns the exact `/watch` command the bot accepts, so the user can subscribe to future matches. Rates are predictions for the next settlement.

Perpetual contracts the exchanges are winding down, with the settlement or delisting date where the exchange gives one, 24h volume and the current hourly rate. An extreme funding rate on a contract being removed is a trap: the position gets settled at the exchange's price and liquidity is leaving. Source: exchange contract statuses and disappearance from the instrument list — observed in our data, not an exchange announcement.

What is burning on the crypto perpetuals funding market right now: open extreme events (|hourly rate| ≥ 0.1%/h) with peaks and receiving sides, plus the top pairs by hourly funding rate across Binance, Bybit, OKX, Bitget, Hyperliquid, Gate, Aster and Bitunix. Rates are predictions for the next settlement; data age ≤ ~5 min.

Charged funding rates of one coin across all exchanges where it trades, normalized to %/hour on a common hourly grid (up to 90 days back). Shows whether the cross-exchange spread is sustained (feeds a hedged pair) or a one-off spike. Returns the curves plus the median and maximum spread.

Coins with the largest liquidations in the last hour or 24 hours, exchanges summed, with the long/short split (longShare ≥ 0.6 — longs are being wiped out, ≤ 0.4 — shorts). Read together with an extreme funding rate it shows a squeeze in progress. Coverage: exchange liquidation streams of Binance, OKX, Bitget, Gate, Aster and part of Bybit; Hyperliquid and Bitunix are not covered.

Everything the radar knows about one perpetual pair in a single answer: funding rate and receiving side, time to next settlement, mark price, 24h volume, open interest with deviation from the 7-day norm, orderbook walls with break-through history, how the price usually moves around settlement, and the same coin on other exchanges. Accepts an exact symbol (BTCUSDT) or just the coin (BTC).

How often one pair has had extreme funding (|rate| ≥ 0.1%/h) over 30 days, 7 days and 24 hours, how long an episode usually lasts, whether one is running now, and how past ones ended: funding accrued vs the price move against the receiving side. Counts episodes, not raw detector events (same-side events under an hour apart are merged). Answers whether a burning rate is a pattern or a one-off. Accepts an exact symbol (BTCUSDT) or just the coin (BTC).

Discover perpetual pairs on the radar: filter the scanner's 300 strongest pairs by coin or symbol substring, exchange, receiving side, minimum |hourly rate| or 24h volume; sort by rate, volume or open interest. Each row carries the rate in both forms, the receiving side, next settlement, volume, OI and the card link. A pair outside the 300 is reachable via pair_briefing by its exact symbol.

Reference about Funding Radar itself: which exchanges and how many pairs it covers, how fresh the data is, a glossary of the terms used in every other answer (per-interval vs per-hour rate, predicted vs charged rate, settlement, spread, break-even), Telegram channels for RU and EN, contact email, terms for programmatic access. Call this when the user asks what this source is, how to interpret a field, where to follow it, or how to reach the team — the data tools do not repeat this.

Which notable funding settlements are coming in the next hours (default 4): pairs with |rate| ≥ 0.05%/h and volume ≥ $1M, sorted by time. Each row includes that pair's own settlement-window statistics — how much its price usually moves in the 15 minutes before the charge, with the number of observed windows.

Where the funding-rate spread between exchanges is widest right now: long leg on the low-rate exchange, short leg on the high-rate one. Includes the 7-day median spread, how long the spread has held above the repay-within-a-day threshold, and breakeven hours against four legs of fees (assumptions included in the answer).