LiquidVision — Crypto Derivatives Data

What LiquidVision — Crypto Derivatives Data does

LiquidVision — Crypto Derivatives Data exposes crypto market data and analysis tools over MCP for derivatives research. Coverage spans 13 venues, including centralized exchanges, Hyperliquid, and GMX. The tool set includes current and historical funding, open interest, liquidations, positioning regimes, cash flows, order-book conditions, trade-flow statistics, and liquidation-risk views.

It also provides related market context. Agents can retrieve token unlocks, public OKX copy-trading statistics, Arbitrum GMX positioning, crypto-related equities, and spot BTC and ETH ETF quotes. The get_market_brief tool combines several derivatives indicators into a deterministic summary, while explain_market produces a concise risk-oriented explanation grounded in live derivatives data.

How it works

Start with list_markets when the accepted exchange or symbol format is unclear. It returns tracked venues, contracts with current open interest, and a top-100 coin pool. Symbols generally use the BASEUSDT form, such as BTCUSDT.

Use snapshot tools for current conditions and history tools for changes over time. Funding history contains predicted rates sampled over time; funding settlements contains rates actually paid at settlement and reaches back up to 730 days for supported pool coins. Open-interest history shows venue-level changes, while the OI board adds market share, flow, and OI-to-volume comparisons.

Liquidation tools are separated by purpose. Raw liquidation orders, aggregate totals, and cascade events describe past activity. Modeled CEX liquidation maps estimate open positions ahead of price moves, whereas Hyperliquid and Lighter maps use exchange-reported positions. get_accuracy supplies audit statistics for the modeled and collected data.

Setup and configuration

The service is accessed through MCP and exposes the tools listed in this entry. History package results include download URLs and SHA-256 checksums. Downloads use an API key in the X-API-Key header. Monthly Parquet availability depends on the account tier: Pro includes the current and previous month, Bot includes all packages, and free access includes none; get_history can be used for the last 24 hours.

Tools and capabilities

• Compare latest funding, mark prices, funding dispersion, realized funding arbitrage, and settled funding.
• Inspect open interest by venue, historical OI changes, market share, cash flows, and long/short account ratios.
• Retrieve liquidation orders, totals, cascades, modeled CEX maps, measured Hyperliquid and Lighter maps, and historical liquidation heatmaps.
• Examine spreads, executable depth, cross-venue basis, order-book walls, footprint levels, and cumulative volume delta by trade size.
• Analyze price and OI combinations as new longs, short covering, new shorts, or long flushes.
• Download monthly Parquet history packages for liquidations, funding, settlements, open interest, and selected positions.

Limitations and notes

CEX liquidation maps are estimates derived from candles and open-interest changes because those exchanges do not publish individual positions. They should not be treated as exchange-reported positions or as price forecasts. Hyperliquid coverage is based on the largest accounts and accounts observed by the reader, with coverage reported in the response; Lighter has a separate measured map.

Liquidation totals are a floor because Binance and Bitget throttle their feeds. Order-book microstructure measures only the innermost captured levels and cannot answer how much liquidity exists across a wider price move. CVD buckets are intended for comparison within Binance, where taker orders are aggregated. Stock and ETF quotes are approximately 15 minutes delayed. Funding-arbitrage results are gross figures before fees, basis changes, and the cost of maintaining two margin accounts.