BTDR live: funding rate, open interest, liquidations & volume spikes
Live market summary
BTDR trades on 1 exchange tracked by Swolecharts (Bybit) across 1 perpetual futures market (no spot market). The last price is 9.130 USDT on Bybit (-1.20% in the last hour), and 24h volume is $37K. Perpetual open interest totals $64K. The funding rate is 0.0000% per 8h (≈0% APR), so neither side pays. $8 of BTDR positions were liquidated on Bybit in the last 24 hours, 112% longs and 0% shorts. No BTDR volume spikes were flagged in the last 24 hours.
BTDR open interest, funding and liquidations history
· From recorded history, hourly
BTDR open interest is $64K, up 45.2% over the past 7 days, and down 3.8% in the last 24 hours. BTDR funding has averaged 0.0000% per 8 hours over the past 7 days (≈0% APR), positive in 0% of hourly readings. No BTDR liquidations were recorded over the past 7 days.
BTDR price
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BTDR open interest
All perps, USDNot recorded Chart: TradingView Lightweight Charts™
BTDR funding rate
OI-weighted, 8hNot recorded Chart: TradingView Lightweight Charts™
BTDR liquidations
Longs up, shorts downNot recorded Chart: TradingView Lightweight Charts™
BTDR CVD and taker flow
Spot vs perp, from range start · bars: net taker buysNot recorded Chart: TradingView Lightweight Charts™
BTDR markets: funding rate & open interest by exchange
Funding as 8h equivalent (hover for APR) · OI changes need history| Market | Price | Price 1h | Price 24h | 24h volume | Funding 8h | Open interest, USD | OI 1h | OI 4h | OI 24h | Trade |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| BybitperpBTDRUSDT | 9.130 | -1.20% | — | $37K | 0.0000% | $64K | -0.36% | -2.84% | — | Trade |
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BTDR long/short ratio
All coins' long/short ratios →Long/short ratios are tracked for the top 100 perpetuals by volume on Binance and Bybit. BTDR is not among them right now. See the coins that are tracked →
BTDR volume spikes
See live spikes for all coins →No BTDR volume spikes in the last 24 hours. A spike is a minute with at least 4× normal volume; new ones appear here live.
| Time | Venue | Type | Side | $ in 1m | × normal | Buy % | +5m | +15m | +1h |
|---|
Newest first, up to 100. +5m / +15m / +1h show the price change after each spike and fill in as time passes. They describe the past, not a prediction.
BTDR liquidations: long vs short
All liquidations →| Window | Longs | Shorts | Long / short | Count |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1h | $9 | $0 | 1 | |
| 4h | $9 | $0 | 1 | |
| 24h | $9 | $0 | 1 |
Biggest BTDR liquidations, 24h
- BYBLONG$9@ 8.87046m ago
Latest
- No recent BTDR liquidations.
From the public liquidation feeds of Bybit. A long liquidation is a forced sell; a short liquidation is a forced buy.
About the BTDR numbers
BTDR funding rate
Perpetual futures have no expiry, so exchanges keep their price close to spot with periodic funding payments between longs and shorts. A positive BTDR funding rate means longs pay shorts (more demand for leveraged longs); negative means shorts pay longs. Rates here are converted to an 8-hour equivalent so exchanges with 1h, 4h and 8h intervals compare directly.
BTDR open interest
Open interest is the USD value of all open BTDR perpetual positions. Rising OI alongside a price move means new positions are opening; falling OI means positions are closing (including liquidations). OI changes are measured from 5-minute snapshots.
BTDR liquidations
A liquidation is a leveraged position the exchange closed by force. Long liquidations are forced sells that hit when price drops; short liquidations are forced buys when price rises. The long/short split shows which side was caught.
BTDR volume spikes
A spike is a minute where one BTDR market traded at least 4× its normal minute volume, with a size floor. Buy % is the share of taker buys. The +5m / +15m / +1h columns show what price did afterwards. They are history, not a signal. Not financial advice.