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Live Crypto Dashboard

Positioning, sentiment, crowding and news for every major coin — one page, all real numbers, refreshed every 30 minutes. No signup.

Fear & Greed
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Long / Short Lean
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Open Interest Trend (24h)
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Funding Heat
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Coins

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Latest news

CoinTelegraph + Decrypt, refreshed every 30 minutes
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What this dashboard shows

Everything here is real, live data — no fabricated numbers. Fear & Greed comes from alternative.me's public sentiment index. Long/short lean and per-coin ratios come from Binance's public futures positioning data (all traders, top traders, and taker buy/sell volume). Open interest trend is a proxy for new leverage entering the market (rising OI) versus existing positions closing (falling OI) — it approximates new-money flow, it does not literally distinguish new buyers from old ones, which would require paid on-chain data. Funding rates are averaged across every exchange RektCalc tracks; rates above roughly 0.1%/8h (~110% APR) are flagged as crowded — historically a condition that precedes sharper squeezes when it unwinds. News is aggregated from CoinTelegraph and Decrypt RSS feeds and tagged by coin where a headline mentions it.

Frequently asked questions

What is on the RektCalc Live Dashboard?

One page combining Fear and Greed, aggregate long/short positioning, open-interest trend, per-coin funding rates, and the latest crypto news headlines tagged by coin — all real data, refreshed every 30 minutes, no signup.

What does the open interest change tell me?

It is a proxy for new leverage entering the market versus existing positions closing — rising OI alongside rising price suggests new money opening positions. It approximates this; it does not literally distinguish new buyers from old ones.

What counts as a crowded or extreme funding rate?

Funding above roughly 0.1% per 8 hours (about 110% annualized) is considered crowded — leveraged longs are paying heavily to hold, historically a condition that precedes sharper squeezes when it unwinds.