How to read an IXOR signal

0. Where to find data on the token page

Trade Details groups ROI, spread, fee, directional funding Δ and the settlement countdown at the top. Sell and Buy below show the market type and price; each exchange logo opens its market.

In Execution, compare available size and average prices. The sell exchange shows deposit status; the buy exchange shows withdrawal status. In Depth & constraints, check liquidity and price impact; missing data does not mean zero risk.

Expand More details for each exchange's funding rate, order limits and detailed network checks. Warnings remain visible while it is collapsed. TOKENUSDT ROI History below belongs to the selected route.

• In Opportunities, select the row for the required exchanges: ROI is on the right and a thin stripe marks the selected route.
• All and My filters change the route list; Futures only is a separate filter. Selecting a route does not place a trade.

1. Instrument identity

Start with the ticker, exchanges, market type, and contract specification. The same ticker can represent different assets, multipliers, or renamed instruments across exchanges.

• Confirm spot/futures and quote asset.
• Review collision, migration, or delisting warnings.
• Open both exchange contract pages.

2. Direction and prices

In a futures–futures signal, Sell means Short on the more expensive market and Buy means Long on the cheaper market. Current prices refer to the relevant book boundaries but may move before your order.

• Do not swap exchanges or position sides.
• Compare the top price with the average price for your intended size.
• The weaker leg by depth limits the entire route.

3. Cost and timing

IXOR spread is already reduced by the full round-trip taker fee for both legs. Funding is shown separately and feeds the ROI funding adjustment; the countdown points to the next settlement event.

The message contains three different measures. Sell and Buy rates are raw exchange values. Funding Δ already accounts for direction: Sell/Short rate minus Buy/Long rate. Funding adjustment is the price-weighted value included in ROI.

Mini example: Sell/Short +0.01% and Buy/Long −0.01% produce a +0.02% funding delta. Positive means the current rate difference favors the route; negative would add cost. Actual cash flow occurs only at the relevant exchange settlement.

• Actual fees depend on order type and your exchange tier.
• Funding rate can change before settlement.
• A positive delta does not mean both exchanges will settle during the holding period.
• The chart link opens history for the selected route.

4. Network for Spot → Futures

For a Spot → Futures route, IXOR compares the withdrawal network on the buy exchange with the deposit network on the sell exchange. “Withdrawal and deposit networks match” means a common canonical network was found.

Each side is shown separately: an available withdrawal remains visible when deposit on the other exchange is closed or unknown.

“Asset verified on this network” means the available exchange token identifiers matched or the system recognized a native asset. If an exchange does not expose enough data, IXOR requests manual verification.

• The destination-exchange Spot price and delta are shown only as fresh reference data.
• The block is not included in ROI and does not affect signal publication.
• Before transferring, recheck deposit and withdrawal status and the address in both exchange interfaces.

5. The correct review order

Use the same order for every message to reduce the chance of missing contract or execution risk because of a large ROI.

• Token → contract → market type.
• Sell/Buy → prices → average prices → available size.
• Fees → funding → countdown → chart → warnings.
• Only then consider size, leverage, and execution plan.