Borrow rate = base × (dominant OI ÷ counter OI)², charged to the crowded side only. Ticks mark the 20 / 80 bounds, past which the book counts as skewed. Skew engine
Oracle health
0 / 0 reporting
Source
Status
Latency
Age
No venue has reported in the last 10 minutes
Collected every 15 seconds. A venue that misses its staleness budget is dropped from that round and the remaining weights renormalise; it is never extrapolated.
Implied volatility C-VIX 30D · 1m · 6h
Live
Funding basis ΔFR · bps / 8h · 1m · 6h
Modelled
Oracle events
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Funding settlements
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Data provenance
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Open interest history
long short
C-VIX 30D
No samples stored yet
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FR-BASIS BTC
No samples stored yet
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FR-BASIS ETH
No samples stored yet
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Oracle circuit breaker
Normal
Last push deviation0.00% of 20% limit
Raw index
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Settlement
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Last tick
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Step on a distrusted push (α)
0.05
A push within ±20% of the last settlement settles at face value. Beyond it, settlement moves α of the way and is clamped to ±20% of where it stood when the block began. Oracle dampener
Reserve and worst-case liability
Simulated—
Reserve utilisation0.0%
Payout pool
$0.00
Worst-case liability · all positions at the 8× cap
$0.00
Headroom
$0.00
Trader collateral · segregated, not counted
$0.00
The payout cap is known at execution, so each position’s worst case is reserved out of the pool before it opens and an order the pool cannot reserve is rejected. Collateral its owner can withdraw is never counted as cover. Payout cap
The index and the Binance and Hyperliquid funding legs are live venue reads, collected every 15 seconds. The native funding leg is modelled; open interest, the book and the vault are simulated house liquidity; history older than the collector is seeded, and the provenance column above counts exactly how much. Orders settle on the paper ledger: nothing here is read from a deployed contract, and the mechanisms, formulas and thresholds shown are the specification for one.