ORCL

Leg	Exchange	Price	Fund. /8h	Each payment	Next in	OI	Vol 24h	Lev
LONG	GRVTORCL_USDT_Perp	131.67	0	0.0000% / 8h	6h 41m	$2K	$131K	10x	Long GRVT
SHORT	MEXCORCLSTOCK_USDT	131.63	0	0.0000% / 8h	6h 41m	$5.2M	$1.1M	100x	Short MEXC

Price gap−0.034%

Funding gap0.0000% /8h

Funding is ≈ 0 and the gap is 0.031% under its 7d average: the price leg works against you, −$3 on $10k if it goes back.

If you open now and hold

on $10k a leg · figures of the last 7D, not a forecast

Funding+$40.0000% /8h now · paid +0.038% over the last 7D

Price−$3spread −0.034% now, avg −0.003% → −0.031% if it goes back

Costs−$400.398% of $10k · taker + slippage, in and out

Result−$39−0.39%+ Points / potential airdropGRVT: points · farm boardWhat the last 7D really paid, hour by hour → backtest

Price and funding

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PRICE SPREAD · 7D

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ORCL on 33 exchanges

lowest funding first

Before you open

2 ok · 4 to watch

Watch: Thin at this size20.4 / 5.0 bp
At $10k entering GRVT costs 20.4 bp, fee and slippage, 4.0× MEXC’s.
Note: Margin at max leverage$1,000 + $100
GRVT 10x, MEXC 100x. Keep about 2× this so a sharp move doesn’t liquidate one leg.
OK: Same payment interval8h / 8h
Both legs pay at the same time.
Next 24h at the current rates, on $10k a leg: $0.00Long GRVT: 3 payments, $0.00; short MEXC: 3 payments, $0.00.
Watch: Gap narrower than usual−0.034% vs −0.003%
Less room for the price leg to pay you. If it goes back to average, the short loses.
Watch: Long leg is thinner$2K vs $5.2M OI
GRVT sets your exit cost. Check its book before closing.
OK: Points on a legGRVT points
Volume here counts toward the points program.
Watch: KYCGRVT No · MEXC Yes
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Profit calculator

both legs, in and out

Position, each leg

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Orders

Price spread

Funding rate

Funding earned+0.0018%/8h × 21 periods+$3.80

Price spread−0.034% → −0.003% (7d avg)−$3.05

Slippage, 4 orderslive order books−$26.80

Fee GRVT bp × 2 orders−$9.00

Fee MEXC bp × 2 orders−$4.00

Net · 7 days · $10k−$39.05

Costs to cover0.398%Break-even78.9 days

Slippage: GRVT: live order book, 64 min ago; MEXC: live order book, 5 min ago

Cost to enter

taker + slippage from mid, one side

BUY · LONGGRVT1.9020.4 bp−$2047.1 bp−$471doesn’t fitdoesn’t fit

SELL · SHORTMEXC3.045.0 bp−$57.7 bp−$7715.3 bp−$1,535219.9 bp−$110.0K

Closing costs about the same again.

ORCL news

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10-27 16:55	Kalshi	Other	JUST IN: Oracle to offer Google TPUs in its cloud for the first time @Kalshi on X ↗
10-27 06:49	Hyperliquid	Other	As a reminder, hyperps do not rely on any external data for the oracle price. Hyperps trade like perpetual contracts that users are familiar with, but do not require an external spot or index oracle price. Instead, the funding rate is determined relative to a moving average of the hyperp mark price. This makes the hyperp price more stable and less susceptible to manipulation, unlike usual pre-launch futures. When trading hyperps, funding rates are important to consider. If there is heavy price momentum in one direction, funding will heavily incentivize positions in the opposite direction for the next eight hours. As always, be sure to understand the contract before trading. Trading is on low leverage and isolated margin only. Beware of low liquidity, high volatility, potentially extreme funding, and increased liquidation risk. Note: XTEN-USDC will convert to a vanilla perp upon CEX listing. See Docs for more. XTEN-USDC is a hyperp contract that poses higher than normal risk. Do not trade contracts you are unfamiliar with and do not understand the risks for. Read the Docs to learn more about the hyperp mechanism and how it differs from vanilla perps. NFA. @HyperliquidX on X ↗
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10-19 22:35	Paragon	Listing	para:PAPER has been halted and settled. The @papertrade_xyz launch plan, published October 1, included a phase in which PAPER would become transferable. para:PAPER was listed as a pre-launch perp on that basis, with the expectation that it would convert to a standard perp once a spot market became available. Papertrade announced today that they do not intend to make $PAPER transferable. The pre-launch perp relied on the expectation that its underlying will eventually trade. Traders took positions based on a public roadmap that supported that expectation. With it removed, there is no future spot price for the market to converge to. We halted para at 22:31:15 UTC immediately following the announcement rather than schedule a later closure. This established a common cutoff for all open positions and a consistent basis for settlement, limiting the impact of trading around the announcement. All open positions were settled at $0.026296, calculated as the time-weighted average oracle price over the hour ending at the halt, using the same one-hour averaging window as Hyperliquid’s validator-led delistings for HyperCore perps. All open orders were cancelled. Remaining margin has been released, and realized PnL is reflected in account balances. No action is required from traders. Should PAPER’s transferability plans change, we will review whether the market can be unhalted. @tradeparagon on X ↗
10-18 14:56	Injective	Token	This month, we released the new Injective Whitepaper, our first full rewrite since the original paper in December 2018. Back then we described a front-running-resistant exchange protocol on Ethereum. Injective is now a layer-1 built for institutional finance and tokenization, and the new paper covers how the entire chain works to issue real-world assets and make them usable across markets, apps and AI agents. What's inside: → Native RWA tokenization with role-based permissions over mint, send, receive and burn, plus receive hooks and sealable namespaces → iAssets, stablecoin-margined derivatives priced by oracles that track external assets without wrapping or pre-funding → A fully onchain orderbook that runs a sealed batch auction every block at one clearing price, so front-running and ordering MEV don't work → BFT consensus with a >2/3 commit threshold and deterministic finality in ~600ms → EVM and WASM sharing one state, with the MultiVM Token Standard keeping a single balance per asset that Solidity reads through precompiles → Perps with time-weighted funding, initial and maintenance margin checks, reduce-only liquidations and insurance funds → AI agents trading tokenized assets through MCP servers, policy-bounded signing and x402 payments in USDC → Onchain protocol revenue going to the Community BuyBack for $INJ every month with deflationary mechanisms built in We also formalized the mathematical reasoning behind each of these parameters, including the consensus threshold, batch clearing rule, oracle accounting, margin checks, permission model and dynamic issuance. Full paper below 👇 @injective on X ↗