Perps carry most of the useful pressure
Crypto perpetual futures concentrate leverage, funding pressure, taker aggression and liquidation events. Aegium reads those inputs together because each one is incomplete alone.
Perp flow
Perp flow is useful when it becomes a market map
Aegium turns noisy perpetual futures data into a ranked field: who is being bought, who is crowded, who is getting flushed — and a live market-neutral engine trades that field in public, marked hourly.
A focused flow desk for crypto perps, not another all-purpose terminal.
Aegium / marketcross-sectional field
Relative flow rankfield median 50
01ETH
+2.8long
02SOL
+1.9long
03BNB
+0.2neutral
04ADA
−1.5short
05DOGE
−2.6short
LONG BASKET0.02 βSHORT BASKET
01Taker flow, funding, liquidations and order-book pressure02Cross-sectional ranking03Connected to the live engines' published outcomes
The cross-section is the edge surface
A single coin can look interesting on its own chart. The better question is whether it looks interesting compared with every other liquid name. That is the lens Aegium uses throughout the product.
From flow to book
The dashboard is not just a market data display. The same ideas feed a live market-neutral engine that is validated out-of-sample and marked hourly in public.
Questions traders usually ask
Which markets does Aegium focus on?
Aegium focuses on liquid crypto perpetual futures, especially Binance USDT-margined markets in the core dashboard universe.
Is this for discretionary or systematic traders?
Both can use it. Discretionary traders get structured context; systematic traders get a clearer view of the same market-relative edge surface.
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See the edge where it is measured
Aegium turns flow, funding and liquidation context into a market-neutral book tracked in the open.