Reading a row

Rows with the default columns.

The pair cell

Asset: logo and ticker. A question mark means no logo is known yet.
L is the long leg: the market where you buy. S is the short leg: the market where you sell or short.
Each leg shows the exchange code and the market type: spot, perp or margin.
A multiplier badge such as 1000× means the contract on that leg is for 1 000 units of the asset. Prices are already brought to one unit before the spread is calculated.
delisting on a leg means the exchange is removing that market. no pool on a margin leg means nothing is left to borrow.

Kind

The kind names the two legs.

Kind	Long leg	Short leg	Income
`perp-perp`	perpetual	perpetual	price spread and funding difference
`spot-perp`	spot	perpetual	price spread and short leg funding
`spot-spot`	spot	spot	price spread only, you move the asset between exchanges yourself
`spot-margin`	spot	borrowed on margin and sold on spot	price spread minus the borrow rate
`perp-margin`	perpetual	borrowed on margin and sold on spot	long leg funding minus the borrow rate

Columns

All percentages are relative to the average price of the two legs, so a spread reads the same in both directions.

Column	Meaning
Spread	Net entry spread: sell price on the short leg against buy price on the long leg, after taker fees on both legs. Positive means the short leg is more expensive than the long leg. This is the default sort.
Out net	Net exit spread right now: what you would get closing both legs at the current prices, after fees. Usually negative. Entry plus exit is the price result of a full round trip.
In gross, Out gross	The same two spreads before fees.
APR	Yearly funding income as a simple percent: short leg funding minus long leg funding, extrapolated from the current rates. For margin kinds the borrow rate takes the place of short leg funding and is always negative for you.
Funding · long, Funding · short	Current funding rate of the leg, the funding interval and a countdown to the next payment. Empty for spot.
Break-even	Hours of funding at the current rate needed to pay back the fees and the entry and exit spreads. Shorter is better.
Vol 24h	24 hour volume in USD of the smaller leg.
OI	Open interest in USD of the smaller perpetual leg.
Mcap, FDV	Market cap and fully diluted valuation of the asset.
Age	Age of the older quote of the two legs. A green dot means both quotes are fresh.
Since	How long the net spread has stayed at or above the threshold shown in the header, `≥ 0 %` by default. Change the threshold with the Spread age filter.

Fees are the base taker fees of each exchange for that market type, with the exceptions exchanges publish for special zones. Deposits, withdrawals and transfers are not counted.

Choosing columns

Columns and rows panel with Compact and Comfortable row height and checkboxes for every column — The Columns panel. The choice is saved with the page.

Click Columns in the toolbar. Tick the columns you want, pick Compact (28 px rows) or Comfortable (32 px), then Done. Reset returns the default set: Pair, Kind, Spread, APR, Funding · long, Funding · short, Age, Since. Click a column header to sort by it, click again to flip the direction.

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