Price spread
Compare mark price differences between supported perpetual futures markets.
Live workspace
Markets, account state, and automation in one place
STRID combines market monitoring with balances, positions, orders, history, and bot workflows, so the whole futures process stays in one workspace.
Market dataArbitrage MonitorSearch perpetual futures pairs and compare mark prices, funding rates, and exchange routes in the live market snapshot.OpenLive opportunitiesSignalsReview live arbitrage signals with spread and funding-rate filters before moving into positions, orders, or bot workflows.OpenAutomationArbitrage BotsConfigure bots around spreads, funding deltas, leverage, cooldowns, and exchange scope while keeping account state in view.Open
Live market snapshot
Top arbitrage routes and pair pages
Open live pair pages for market-specific views of crypto futures arbitrage, funding-rate comparison, and exchange price differences.
Market comparison
What the workspace keeps in view
STRID links market data with execution context, so spreads and funding deltas can be reviewed next to balances, positions, and orders.
Funding rate delta
Track positive and negative funding-rate differences across exchanges when data is available.
Next funding time
Use funding timing context to understand when exchange funding events are expected.
Exchange route
Review long and short venue pairs from current signals and move into execution with balances, orders, and positions already in the same workspace.
Bot workflow
Automation connected to orders, positions, and balances
Configure bots around spreads, funding-rate differences, notional size, leverage, and symbol scope. STRID keeps automation connected to live signals, open orders, active positions, balances, and history.
ScopeSymbols and exchanges
ControlsNotional, leverage, cooldowns
ExecutionOrders, positions, history
Risk context
Market data, not a profit promise
STRID is built for monitoring and configurable automation. Futures markets move quickly, and every route needs user review.
- Spreads, liquidity, and funding rates can change before execution.
- Fees, slippage, margin mode, and exchange limits affect any strategy result.
- Bot parameters are user-defined and should match the user's own risk controls.
- STRID does not provide financial advice and does not guarantee profit.
FAQ
STRID homepage FAQ
Answers about the arbitrage monitor, signals, bots, and futures market data.
What is STRID?
STRID is a crypto futures arbitrage workspace for monitoring perpetual market data, reviewing live signals, and managing user-configured arbitrage bots.
What is crypto futures arbitrage?
Crypto futures arbitrage compares related perpetual futures markets across exchanges to identify differences in mark prices, funding rates, or timing. The data is informational.
What does the arbitrage monitor compare?
The monitor compares mark price, funding rate, estimated 24h funding, next funding time, exchange, symbol, and update time for selected perpetual futures pairs.
How do arbitrage signals work?
Signals summarize current exchange differences such as price spread and funding-rate delta. They are market data, not buy or sell instructions.
What are arbitrage bots?
Arbitrage bots are automation tools configured by the user with strategy parameters such as spread, funding delta, notional size, leverage, cooldown, and symbol scope.
Does STRID guarantee profit?
No. STRID provides tools and market data. It does not guarantee profit and does not provide financial advice.
Which page should I use first?
Start with the arbitrage monitor for pair-level market data, then use signals for current rankings and bots for configured automation.