Daily close and perpetual volume across tracked exchanges
FORM is a small-cap token with perpetual futures on several centralised exchanges, giving traders a way to take leveraged long or short positions without holding the spot token. Like most low-cap altcoins, it can move sharply on listings, ecosystem news and changes in market sentiment. Perps make it possible to profit from declines as well as rallies, and to hedge spot holdings during volatile periods.
Binance carries most FORM perp volume and the bulk of its open interest, with BingX a distant second and the remainder spread thinly across Bitget, MEXC, Gate, Bybit and KuCoin. With liquidity this concentrated, funding and liquidation data from Binance set the tone for the whole market. Smaller venues can show stale or extreme readings, so weigh them by their open interest when comparing.
FORM funding rates FORM open interest FORM liquidations FORM long/short ratio
Every tracked FORM perpetual market
| # | Exchange | Price | 24h | Volume 24h | Open interest | OI 24h | Funding 8h | L/S | Liq. 24h | ±1% depth | Trade |
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Share of total · 24h change
Last 24h · long vs short
Last 4h · buy share of taker volume
Live answers use data from every tracked FORM perpetual markets · updated
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FORM is a cryptocurrency traded on spot markets and as USDT-margined perpetual futures on exchanges such as Binance, BingX and Bitget. It is a small-cap asset, so price can move sharply on ecosystem news and listings. The issuing project's official channels are the best source for details of its utility and supply.
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Each exchange calculates funding from its own prices and positioning, so a crowded long on one venue can produce a high rate there while others stay neutral. Small-cap markets like FORM show bigger gaps because fewer arbitrage traders close them. The funding rates page lines up rates by venue.
FORM perps carry the usual small-cap risks of thin order books, sudden gaps and liquidation cascades. A modest market order can move price noticeably on smaller venues. Spreads also widen during fast moves, so execution can be worse than the chart suggests.
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Rising open interest means new leveraged positions are being opened. Paired with a rising price it usually points to fresh longs, and with a falling price to fresh shorts. In a thin market like FORM, a sudden jump can come from a small number of large accounts.
FORM perpetual futures are derivatives contracts that track the price of FORM and never expire. Instead of settling on a date, they use a funding rate to stay close to the spot price. You can go long or short with leverage without holding any FORM.
Funding is a payment between longs and shorts. When FORM perps trade above the index price, funding is positive and longs pay shorts. When they trade below it, shorts pay longs. Most exchanges settle every 8 hours and some, including Hyperliquid, settle every hour.
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Coinperps does not give trading advice. Funding, open interest, the long/short ratio and liquidations show how other traders are positioned, but crowded positioning can last longer than expected. Size positions so a liquidation would not hurt you.
Data from tracked centralised and decentralised exchanges, refreshed every few minutes. Not financial advice. Methodology