Entry and exit spread
The top number is the entry spread: how many percent the selling price on the short exchange is above the buying price on the long exchange right now. The bottom one is the exit spread, the same gap when closing; it includes the width of both order books, so it is usually larger than entry. A position earns entry at opening minus exit at closing, before fees and funding.
For example: sell on the short exchange at 1.050 and buy on the long exchange at 1.000 — entry +4.76%.
Last 24 hours
“max” is the largest entry spread over the last 24 hours, “min” is the smallest exit spread over the same time. Their difference is the range used by the “Ext 24h range” filter. A dash means the pair has no daily statistics yet.
For example: over the day entry reached +6.40% and exit dropped to +1.62% — a range of 4.78%.
Short — where you sell
The exchange where the short is opened — the coin is sold. The top price is the bid you sell at on entry; the bottom one is the ask you buy back at on exit. “vol” is the market's 24h turnover in dollars.
For example: sell at 1.050 on entry, buy back at 1.052 on exit.
F — futures, S — spot, DEX — decentralized exchange. Arrows show deposit (↓) and withdrawal (↑) of the coin on the exchange: green — open, red — closed, grey — not published. No arrows when the exchange has no spot market for the coin.
Long — where you buy
The exchange where the long is opened — the coin is bought. The top price is the ask you buy at on entry; the bottom one is the bid you sell at on exit. “vol” is the market's 24h turnover in dollars.
For example: buy at 1.000 on entry, sell at 0.998 on exit.
F — futures, S — spot, DEX — decentralized exchange. Arrows show deposit (↓) and withdrawal (↑) of the coin on the exchange: green — open, red — closed, grey — not published. No arrows when the exchange has no spot market for the coin.
Max position
The largest position the pair allows — the smaller of its futures exchanges' limits: in dollars, with coins below. Spot and DEX have no limit. “≤” means one exchange does not publish its limit, so the position may be smaller. A dash means no exchange publishes a limit.
For example: up to $5K, which is ≈4.4K coins.