sure.
you can asses any asset pretty quick by these 3 metrics.
Open Interest (fka OI) is just how much futures money is currently in the market. The money leverage trading of an asset is happening, the more OI there is.
So OI is -per se- a neutral indicator. You can read the indicator by connecting dots (fe liquidations and how the OI and funding reacts to them).
Cumulative delta (fka CVD) is just the volume of people pressing "MARKET" sell or buy. You press market buy 1 QNT token: CVD rising for 1. You sell that same token "market", CVD is declining for 1 QNT.
>> Limit orders are not shown in CVD.
>>>this is big. because retail always presses market buy and institutions never press market buy. institutions always act via limit orders. institutions and/or marketmakers only act via market buy, when they hunt liquidity or push an asset to a certain point.
So retail never moves a market. It is always the institutions that do. Because for retail there is at max a 52/48 selling / buying pressure. Usually it is ~ 50/50.
Funding is a way to balance a market. If there are more shorts than longs in the system (like here), the shorts pay the longs. So every few hours the Short position produces a funding fee. Hence here is negative funding. (very big negative funding).
Hope that helps :)
How does $QNT work between banks? 👇
Bank A pays $10,000. It stays in dollars. Only the network fee becomes QNT and pays Fusion to move the payment across networks.
The bank never holds QNT. The network behind it does.
#Quant#QNT
“ ethereum:0x4a220e6096b25eadb88358cb44068a3248254675 isn’t needed” is a narrative I’ve heard a lot.
Gilbert Verdian, 2019:
“The Treasury function handles the conversion from fiat to QNT.”
This wasn’t added years later. The token model, Treasury and mandatory QNT requirement were built into Overledger from the start.
I’m seeing people saying license fees are paid in fiat, but in the ToS I’m seeing this line that only ethereum:0x4a220e6096b25eadb88358cb44068a3248254675 is accepted (unless otherwise stated). Anyone have an insight?
@TopZeeeee@hrrymm He’s didn’t show the actual rejection block. Body closes in the bottom 1/3 of its total range validating it around 7:35AM, trade is taken at the RBs midline around 8:05AM.
The late week trend was bullish, so we expect retracement as the markets settle for the week.
I think GK needs a better defined button to do a grab for anything below the waist. The dive options are good for stretching out but I think it would be more intuitive to have B button grab low balls in general, not just ground balls.
The balls Netcode needs to be a priority. If that gets fixed this will be one of the best feeling MP games.
I’m sure a better tutorial is in the works. But the final tutorial should go beyond just the core mechanics of player movement. Like going into understanding positioning, setting up a play as goalie or center back, using the walls, the importance of passing at every position, spacing etc.
Ping system needs a couple more options at each position, instead of just calling for ball or calling for a new keeper.
I also think the importance of the first touch being hammered home would be really good to encourage the rapid pace of this game. Many players don’t realize you can do a pass or rainbow as the first touch etc. Same thing goes for being able to apply directionality to the first touch. Many players just tap A forward.
I think all types of ball interaction need just a second more charge time to allow more refinement in power selection. There’s lots of nuance in half charged or just button tapped hits on the ball. In the same breath I think the charge meter should be a bit more apparent. Perhaps just some color or even moving a new larger meter to a spot near the player. It would match the already arcadey feeling of the game.
It should also be mentioned subtlety that the unwritten rule is if you’re placed at goalie you gotta stay goalie, until relived. That’s where a new ping to tell them you got it would be helpful. I saw way to many players just leaving an open goal which can fly in RL but not in this game.
@user54907@stephsonlinee “an” is correct here. The rules get tricky when acronyms are involved. The ‘F’ in FSU phonetically makes an “eff” sound so “an” is correct.
It’s been great seeing many traders you’ve helped develop (directly or indirectly) attempt to come after you.
All Padawans will eventually try to become the master. It’s ironic they’re tweeting to tear you down when you’re the one that gave them this confidence in the first place. 😂