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Overview

INTERPLANE is the benchmark for leverage traders. It samples the perpetual futures market in realtime and renders it into one objective standard — open interest, funding, liquidity, and a per-market leverage score. Token: $INT.

All numbers are real. When a venue is unreachable it is shown as offline and excluded — nothing is simulated.

Surfaces

HomeMarket Pulse — aggregate open interest, funding regime, long bias, and a live trade tape
MarketsStats by market across venues, with perp-vs-spot basis and live orderbook spread; click any market to drill in
Market detailPer-market deep-dive — price / funding / OI / basis history charts, recent trades, INT-score, venue quotes
BenchmarkInteractive — tick a basket of markets, tune the score weights, and rank live
ArchiveSearchable history of market and signal events
ProtocolThesis, methodology, data sources, and parameters

Data Sources

Market data is pulled server-side, key-free where possible, and fanned out to browsers over a single realtime stream.

HyperliquidWebSocket feed — realtime mids, l2 orderbook (spread/depth), and live trades; funding & OI via REST
PhoenixSolana on-chain spot orderbook via the Phoenix SDK (Helius RPC) — spot reference for basis
FeedsThe live tape is real Hyperliquid trade prints; history accrues to power the charts

INT Score

Each market gets a 0–100 composite of three real signals: size (open interest, 50%), liquidity (tighter spread scores higher, 30%), and carry (funding magnitude, 20%). The Benchmark surface ranks markets by this score.

Basis & Arbitrage

Where a market trades on both a perp venue and Phoenix spot, INTERPLANE reports the basis (perp mark vs spot) and the tightest spread across venues — the real, observable edges a leverage trader watches.

Token

Ticker$INT
NetworkSolana
ContractDRHvtgTzfoVfmjjvsfB36s2VHbs66f4BQAQ2Vdjpump
Linksx.com/interplane

Realtime

The site streams over Server-Sent Events from a single shared server poller, so every browser sees the same live snapshot and the tape advances without polling. If the stream drops, the client falls back to periodic fetches automatically.