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The $100 Data Budget

If you had to express your crypto data spending as $100, how would you distribute it? Put a dollar amount next to each dataset. The total does not have to be exactly $100. We normalise responses proportionally, so only the relative weights matter.

Order Book Data

Spot, Perpetuals, Futures, Options

Executed Trades Data

Spot, Perpetuals, Futures, Options

Price & Supply Data

Real-Time Streams, Historical Archives, Venue-Level Quotes, Aggregated Composites, Supply

Reference Rates & Valuation Pricing

Benchmark Reference Rates, Fair-Value Pricing, NAV Pricing, Audit-Grade Valuations

Derivatives Market State

Funding Rates, Open Interest, Liquidations, Basis & Term Structure

Advanced Option Metrics

Greeks, IV, Skew, Max Pain

On-Chain Data

Network Fundamentals, Investor Sentiment, Supply Dynamics, Profit & Loss, Entity-Labeled Capital Flows

Stablecoin Data

Supply, Mint & Redeem Flows, Chain Distribution, Peg Deviations

Token Supply Schedules

Unlocks, Vesting, Emissions, Circulating vs. Total Supply

DeFi Data

TVL, DEX Volumes, Protocol Revenue, Staking Yields, Lending & Borrow Rates, Liquid Staking Yields, Cost of Carry

Raw Chain Data & Infrastructure

Node & RPC Access, Mempool Data, Raw Block Data, Indexed Chain Datasets

Global Macro & TradFi Data

Interest Rates, FX, Equity Indices & Futures, Central Bank Liquidity

Crypto ETF & Digital Asset Treasury (DAT) Data

ETF Flows & Holdings, NAV & Premium, DAT Holdings & mNAV, Capital Raises, Equity & Convertible Data

News, Social & Event Data

News Wires, Social Sentiment, Developer Activity, Event Calendars

Prediction Market Data

Contract Prices, Volumes & Liquidity, Open Interest, Resolution Outcomes

Trading Signals

Systematic Signals, Factor Scores, Regime Indicators, Alerts

Anything missing?

Datasets you would pay for that are not on the list, or anything else about your allocation.

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