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Live market reports built from Fexr's own data: where top traders are positioned, who pays funding, where stablecoins are flowing and what is up for a vote.
Every page here is rebuilt each hour from the same public data the Fexr app uses, and each one says how its numbers are measured. Charts are free to use with a link back.
Latest moves by top traders
The biggest opens, closes and flips by the traders Fexr follows, as they happen.
30+ moves in 24 hours · $27.7M opened long, $24.4M short · ETH most active · 7 near liquidation
A $23.4M-profit trader closed a $22M ETH short, up about $650K
Held from $2,265.66 to $2,200.70. Their book is now almost empty.
ETH SHORT
A $19.6M-profit trader adds $3.1M to their ETH short, now $11.3M
+$19.6M all-time profit · −$2.4M this week. 8 other top traders are already short ETH ($498M between them).
A $20.4M-profit trader closed a $4.5M HYPE long, roughly flat
Held from $90.06 to $90.83. Their book is now almost empty.
A $21.2M-profit trader just opened a $2.3M SOXL long at 10×
+$21.2M all-time profit. That puts them against 3 other top traders who are short SOXL ($5.1M).
A $19.6M-profit trader flipped HYPE from short to long: now $9.8M long
+$19.6M all-time profit · −$2.4M this week. 8 other top traders are already long HYPE ($102M between them).
2 freres 2 fauves cuts their $3.4M META short by 84%
+$11.5M all-time profit · +$1.8M this week. 5 other top traders are already short META ($16M between them).
A $21.2M-profit trader is 3.1% from liquidation on their $7.7M BTC long
BTC only needs to fall 3.1% more to wipe it out. +$21.2M all-time profit.
Latest from the market
Eight reports rebuilt every hour from the same data the Fexr app uses.
The top traders Fexr follows are net short $2.20B.
Where the most profitable perpetual-futures traders have their money right now: long or short, in which markets, and how close the biggest positions are to liquidation.
net short
In 9 of the 10 largest perpetual futures markets, longs are paying shorts.
What it costs to hold a long or a short on the largest perpetual futures markets, shown as a yearly rate so markets can be compared.
The 25 largest stablecoins hold $298.1B.
How many dollars sit in the largest stablecoins, which grew or shrank in the last 24 hours, and whether any trade away from their peg.
The largest pool, STETH · lido, pays 2.2% a year.
What the largest staking and lending pools pay right now, next to their 30-day average.
7 token-holder votes open now on Snapshot.
Token-holder votes open right now on Snapshot, and when each one closes.
The latest on-chain token transfers of $250K or more; the largest here moved $2.0M.
The latest token transfers of $250,000 or more on Ethereum, and where the money moved.
At least $4.8M of positions were liquidated on Binance, Bybit and OKX in the last 24 hours; 93% of it longs.
How much in leveraged positions was force-closed in the last 24 hours, by asset, and whether it was longs or shorts.
DeFiLlama counts 32 hacks and exploits in the last 30 days, about $6.50B taken in all. The largest, Binance CEX, lost about $6.36B (not yet confirmed).
Every hack and exploit DeFiLlama has recorded in the last 30 days: what was hit, how much was taken and how.
Insights and Announcements
Long-form theses on markets, agents and self-custody, by Fexr.
Trading Has More Tools Than Ever. Why Does It Still Feel So Primitive?
The market solved access and multiplied information. It never designed coherence. A diagnosis of the fractured stack—and the opening for a product that reunites intelligence, people, and execution without taking custody.
The Trading Interface Is About to Disappear
The future is not more panels. It is an auditable loop in which signals become decisions, rules become execution, and every outcome makes the next decision sharper.
A Financial Network That Belongs to Its Traders
What changes when performance is verifiable, reputation is portable, strategies are composable, and every participant retains custody? Trading becomes a network—not an account.
How Fexr reports: sources, review and corrections.