Reading the measurements
Four things worth understanding before acting on any of the figures here. Every number quoted below is live and updates when the site rebuilds.
How to compare funding rates: intervals, direction and position costs
Compare the same perpetual contract and settlement currency, then check the interval and whether you are long or short. An identical percentage can produce different payments when settlement schedules differ.
How to read exchange API uptime and incident records
Uptime describes the share of successful requests to particular endpoints over a particular period and network route. It does not establish whether you can place an order, withdraw funds or trust a venue with assets.
Clock offset and quote age: how to interpret timing data
A fast response can contain an old quote. Round-trip latency, clock offset and quote age describe different parts of a request. Mixing them can make a clock mismatch look like a delayed market feed.
Market-order costs: trading fees, spread and average fill price
A fee schedule covers only part of an execution comparison. Price deviation depends on direction, size and available depth. Keep that estimate separate from your account’s trading fee and use the same benchmark across venues.