About Coinliqui
An independent, free, read-only reference site for crypto derivatives data: perpetual funding rates across venues, open interest, modelled liquidation levels, on-chain token vesting contracts and perpetual futures prices. It is published as ordinary web pages. It covers 55 perpetual contracts today, each holding at least $5.00M of open interest.
What it is
A reference site for the derivatives side of crypto markets, published as ordinary web pages. It reads public exchange APIs, normalises what they return, and shows the result with the working shown. Today that covers 55 perpetual contracts, their funding rates across venues and their open interest; a modelled liquidation map with every assumption printed on the page; perpetual prices for the major coins; a register of on-chain vesting contracts read directly from Ethereum; and four calculators.
It is free, it carries no advertising, and it sells nothing. There is no paid tier, no token, no waitlist and no referral programme.
What it is not
| Not this | What that means here |
|---|---|
| Not an exchange or broker | You cannot trade here. There is no order form, no matching engine and no counterparty. Every price on this site is a reading of somebody else's market, attributed on data sources. |
| Not a wallet or custodian | There is no wallet connect, no eth_requestAccounts, no signature request and no address field. The site never holds, moves or asks for funds. |
| No accounts | No sign-up, no login, no password, no email capture. What this site stores on your device is three cookies and one local-storage key: rail and coinliqui.pinned are this site's own and are never sent anywhere; _ga and _ga_5Y4ZENWMQJ are set by Google Analytics. Each one, and what it is for → |
| No financial advice | Nothing here is a recommendation, a signal or a forecast. The liquidation map is explicitly a model, labelled as such on the page and explained in methodology; no figure on this site is a prediction of a price. |
| No token, no fundraising | There is no Coinliqui token, no presale, no airdrop and no investment of any kind. Anyone offering you one is not us. |
The name, and who we are not affiliated with
Coinliqui is coin + liquidation — the site was built around the liquidation map and the funding rates that drive it. The resemblance to Liqui, a cryptocurrency exchange that ceased operating in 2018, is coincidental and unwanted.
Searching for the bare word coinliqui will probably not bring you here: search engines correct it to coinliq and show coinliq.com instead — a different, unrelated and entirely legitimate crypto price tracker that has been online far longer than this site. It is not a copy of this site and this site is not a copy of it; the two are unconnected. Searching the full domain, coinliqui.com, reaches this site directly.
How to check any of this yourself
The point of this site is that its numbers are checkable, so its claims about itself should be too. Each of these is something you can verify in a browser without taking our word for it.
| Claim | How you check it |
|---|---|
| No account is ever required | Every page, number and calculator works without signing in, because there is nothing to sign into. No email, password, wallet connection or exchange key is asked for anywhere on the site. |
| The numbers come from where we say | Every endpoint is named on data sources, and they are public APIs — you can call the same ones and compare. |
| The data is actually fresh | Status reports the ingest log directly, including failures, and renders even when the data store is empty. |
| The on-chain figures are real | Every contract on the vesting register is listed with its address and the getters used. Point any Ethereum RPC endpoint at them and you will get the same values. |
What this site does not have, and will not claim
| Limit | What that means, precisely |
|---|---|
| Two of the three venues are read second-hand |
Only Hyperliquid is queried directly. The Binance and Bybit funding rates arrive
because Hyperliquid republishes them in its predictedFundings feed, so
this site compares three venues' rates through one venue's endpoint. That is a
normalisation of a republished figure, not three independent connections.
Data sources names the endpoint behind
every number, this one included.
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| Open interest is one venue's book | Every open-interest figure here is Hyperliquid's alone, and is labelled as such wherever it appears. It is not the market's open interest and this site does not know the market's open interest. Hyperliquid is the only venue whose open interest this site collects, so it does not print a share of the market's. |
| No liquidation totals | The public feed throttles to one event per symbol per second, so any total computed from it undercounts by an unknown amount during exactly the cascades that make the number interesting. Other sites publish one anyway. Why this one does not. |
| Coverage is deliberately narrow | A contract gets a page when its perpetual holds $5.00M of open interest and ranks among the largest 50 by open interest. Once published it keeps the page while its open interest stays above $3.50M, even if larger contracts outrank it — up to 5 pages beyond the 50. 76 of the 178 perpetuals the venue lists clear the $5.00M floor today and 55 have pages — 21 clear the floor but rank below the largest 50 and have no page yet; 5 keep their pages although outranked. Publishing every listed contract would mean 123 more pages, most of them for contracts too thin to carry a funding history worth reading. |
| The ingest fails, and says so | No claim of perfection: Status renders the real success rate from the run log, failures included, and the freshness pill reports the age of the market snapshot rather than of the newest figure on the page. Where a page also draws on the slower candle store, the contract and coin pages name that store's own age beside the figures it feeds. A status page that has only ever been green is evidence of nothing. |
| Cross-venue history starts at launch | The comparison across venues cannot be backfilled: Binance and Bybit rates reach this site only as Hyperliquid republishes them now, so that history accrues from 14 August 2026 forward. Hyperliquid's own funding rate is read back from Hyperliquid's history, and each contract page says where its stored series begins. Where a window is not yet covered the page says so instead of showing a shorter window as if it were the one asked for. |
The site's own history, and what of it you can check
Every claim above is a statement this site makes about itself, and there is no reason to take any of them on trust. The source repository is not publicly reachable at present, so it is not offered here as evidence: a link that does not resolve is worse corroboration than none, and this page will not carry one.
Publishing began on . That is recent, and no amount of writing changes it — a site with a short history is exactly what a short history looks like. What can be checked instead is whether the history that exists is real and consistent: the dated figures on every page, the real ingest success rate including its failures, and the indexation report, which publishes how much of this site search engines have actually accepted, including the parts they have not.
Who is accountable, and how to reach us
Coinliqui is a project, not a company: one independent publication with one contact address, funded by nobody and selling nothing, founded and run by Yury Fokin. It has been publishing since 14 August 2026. Coverage grows deliberately slowly — a contract gets a page when its perpetual holds $5.00M of open interest and ranks among the largest 50 by open interest. Once published it keeps the page while its open interest stays above $3.50M, even if larger contracts outrank it — up to 5 pages beyond the 50 — and pages are added at a few a week rather than generated in bulk.
Every figure on this site names its source and its age. A name tells you who to hold responsible; this tells you what to check, so you do not have to take either on trust. Data sources lists every upstream endpoint behind every number with its refresh cadence and what is deliberately absent; Methodology shows the arithmetic, including the normalisation that makes venues comparable at all; why no liquidation totals are published is the clearest case of the site declining to print a number it cannot stand behind; and Status reports the ingest's real success rate, failures included, rendered from the run log rather than asserted.
The pages are generated, and that is stated rather than hidden. Numbers, charts and tables are produced by scheduled code from the endpoints named on Data sources; the explanatory prose is written. Nothing here is a model output, a forecast or a signal — where a figure is modelled rather than measured, the page says so and lists the assumptions.
Corrections are welcome and acted on — if a number here disagrees with the venue it came from, that is a bug and we want to know. Write to hello@coinliqui.com. Security reports have their own route at /.well-known/security.txt.