Explainers
No bias, no levels — the mechanics of trading costs, explained before they cost you.
Ether is a toll booth, bitcoin is a vault
The two largest cryptocurrencies share the same screens but earn their keep differently.
ETH funding +0.0098% / 8h · 24 Sept 2026 · Binance
ReadSilver is gold with a day job
Half monetary metal, half industrial input — silver tends to follow gold's direction and swing harder in both directions.
SOFR 3.87% · 22 Sept 2026 · NY Fed
ReadOil is everyone's input cost
Crude sits upstream of almost every price on the board — fuel, freight, plastics, and the inflation prints central banks answer for.
SOFR 3.87% · 22 Sept 2026 · NY Fed
ReadEUR/GBP is the slowest major
Two deeply intertwined economies trading a few doors apart tend to produce a currency pair that rarely goes anywhere fast.
SONIA 3.73% · 21 Sept 2026 · Bank of England
ReadUSD/CAD trades like oil's shadow
The loonie takes its name from the loon, the bird stamped on the Canadian one-dollar coin, and it trades like an oil producer's currency.
SOFR 3.87% · 22 Sept 2026 · NY Fed
ReadThe Aussie is a commodities receipt
Australia exports what China builds with, so the Aussie dollar often reads like a proxy for Chinese demand as much as an Australian one.
SOFR 3.87% · 22 Sept 2026 · NY Fed
ReadThe DAX counts its dividends
The DAX reinvests every dividend into the number itself, which most of its peers don't.
€STR 2.44% · 22 Sept 2026 · ECB
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