What does this page show?

A position map: where the price sits relative to levels derived from its own recent history, plus funding, open interest and the perpetual premium. It states conditions, not recommendations.

Can this be traded on-chain?

It trades as a perpetual future on the Hyperliquid order book, with the maximum leverage shown above. The premium figure is the gap between the perpetual price and its reference price.

What does the funding rate mean?

Funding is the periodic payment between long and short holders. A positive rate means longs pay shorts, which happens when the crowd leans long. A negative rate means the opposite.

GBP — position map

GBP

$1.35

+0.02%

GBP has been moving sideways over the last 30 days; price now sits below the 30-day high ($1.36) level.

Trend: +0.41%
Funding (annualised): +0.00%
Open interest: $172K
Perp premium: -0.018%

Levels

30-day high $1.36
30-day low $1.34

How this reading is produced

The trend is the percentage change between the first and last daily close in the selected window. Levels are derived from that same series: the period high and low, the most recent confirmed swing high and low, and the 20- and 50-day averages. Levels closer than 1.5% to each other are merged, keeping the stronger source. The level named in the sentence is chosen by source strength weighted by proximity to spot — not simply the nearest one.

FAQ

What does this page show?: A position map: where the price sits relative to levels derived from its own recent history, plus funding, open interest and the perpetual premium. It states conditions, not recommendations.
Can this be traded on-chain?: It trades as a perpetual future on the Hyperliquid order book, with the maximum leverage shown above. The premium figure is the gap between the perpetual price and its reference price.
What does the funding rate mean?: Funding is the periodic payment between long and short holders. A positive rate means longs pay shorts, which happens when the crowd leans long. A negative rate means the opposite.