Crowded Long
Longs are paying up and still adding.
Subcurrent reads crypto derivatives positioning (funding, open interest, liquidations) and marks named setups on your own TradingView chart. Each one shows what historically followed, with its sample size and a baseline.
On top: price, the part everyone sees. Underneath: who is crowded, who is paying, and what usually followed. Move the lens over the chart to see the layer below.
Subcurrent lives on the chart you already use. You don't need another tab, terminal or dashboard.
Add the indicator from your Indicators menu. A free TradingView account works.
The background shows the regime. When positioning lines up into a setup, it's marked on the candle.
A small table shows what followed past occurrences over 3, 7 and 14 days, next to the sample size (N) and a random-entry baseline.
Each setup is a specific mix of funding, open interest and price. You get the name, the meaning and the historical odds. The numbers below are examples to show the format.
The four setups are being redesigned and retested against random entry, so their names and rules may change.
Longs are paying up and still adding.
Positioning has been flushed after a drop.
Price is rising while shorts keep paying and adding.
Extreme funding has normalised while price holds.
Context you can read in seconds, and check.
Plenty of data, but the reading is left to you.
Powerful, but you build and maintain your own tests, in yet another tool.
Ready-made setups, on the chart you already use, with N and a baseline next to every number.
Funding, open interest and liquidations, read together and turned into one named setup. You don't have to stack four panes and guess.
Designed for swing traders on daily and 4-hour charts, with odds over 3, 7 and 14 days. Not for minute-by-minute scalping.
Every percentage shows its sample size and a random-entry baseline. The public history includes the misses.
Get early access to Subcurrent while it's being built and tested. The Regime indicator will be free for everyone on TradingView.