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io:DRAMother / unreviewed · growth mode on · 25× max

Over 21 days of 20-level order-book snapshots, io:DRAM quoted a median spread of 3.79 bps in US regular hours with $84k resting within 25 bps of mid. A $25k market order paid about 8.97 bps in regular hours and 20.69 bps on weekends, when depth within 25 bps fell to $37k. Taker fee is 0.90 bps with growth mode on; funding averaged +15.44% annualised over the last 30 days.

58.388last mid · 2026-10-08 16:20 UTC
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spread · rth
3.79 bps
median · p90 9.95 bps
depth ±25bps · rth
$84k
median, both sides
$25k slip · rth
8.97 bps
fills 77%
$25k slip · wknd
20.69 bps
fills 59%
taker fee
0.90 bps
fee scale 1.0 · growth mode on
funding apr · 30d
+15.44%
longs pay when positive · 7d +16.16%
vol 24h · 30d avg
$1.4M
notional
open interest
$798k
both sides · 2026-10-08

order book replay48 snapshots · 2026-10-08 12:50 → 16:50 UTC · DRAM.json

io:DRAM replay 2026-10-08 12:50 → 16:50 UTC snapshot –/48
spread
–bps
session med –
depth ±25 bps
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session med –
$25k mkt slip
–bps
session med –

depth = USD resting within ±25 bps of mid · slip = $25k market order through the book, avg fill vs mid, buy/sell mean · med = this market's median in the snapshot's session

–48 snapshots–
bar height = depth ±25 bps

order book replay: no recent order book snapshots

by sessionNew York time · medians over 21 days

sessionsnapsspreadp90topdepth ±10depth ±25depth ±50$5k$25k$100k$100k fills$250k fills
US regular 9:30–16:009473.799.95$564$35k$84k$121k4.838.9723.2432%17%
US extended 4–9:30, 16–201,4183.448.26$561$34k$77k$103k4.729.4623.3325%11%
Overnight 20–49403.428.06$484$34k$70k$86k4.639.4820.7812%6%
Weekend / holiday1,5925.1112.47$400$10k$37k$81k10.2220.6954.9842%27%

bps unless stated RTH 9:30–16:00 extended 4:00–9:30 and 16:00–20:00 overnight 20:00–4:00 on weekdays weekend runs Friday 20:00 to Monday 4:00 and includes NYSE holidays slip = mean of the buy and sell side of a market order walking the visible 20 levels fills = share of snapshots the size fits inside those levels "—" = not fillable in the median snapshot

slippage curve

median bps over mid vs order size · a line ends where the size stops filling in the median snapshot

hour of week

New York time · median per cell over 21 days · brighter = better · the breathing cell is now

weekly · spread

median bps, all sessions

weekly · depth ±25 bps

median USD both sides, all sessions
cost calculator

per round trip = 2 × median slippage + 2 × taker fee funding uses the 30-day mean hourly rate, annualised, charged for a position held all day slippage between tested sizes is interpolated on a log scale ignores maker rebates, impact that persists after your fill, and fee tiers

history6 market changes to io:DRAM observed in the changelog · newest first

  • 2026-09-17 15:28listedannounced → tradingtrading enabled, announced 2026-09-13 · OI cap $5M · 25× max · growth mode on · marginTableId 25 · szDecimals 2 · fundingMultiplier 0.5
  • 2026-09-17 14:28growth modedisabled → enabledgrowthMode observed changing from disabled to enabled
  • 2026-09-17 14:28margin table20 → 25marginTableId observed changing from 20 to 25
  • 2026-09-17 14:28max leverage20× ↑ 25×maxLeverage observed changing from 20 to 25
  • 2026-09-17 14:28OI cap— → $5.0MoiCap observed changing from unknown to $5M
  • 2026-09-13 07:28announced— → announcedmarket announced, trading not enabled

Plus 7 funding-parameter changes on 7 days, not listed here: show them in the changelog.

observed = first collector snapshot showing the new value, UTC; the change happened between the previous snapshot and that one announced = the market appeared with trading disabled; listed = trading enabled; trading halt = off and back within 48 h, before → after = mark either side full changelog atom feed

4,897 snapshots · 2026-09-17 15:28 → 2026-10-08 16:20 UTC (21.0 days) · size decimals 2 · raw: /api/io/DRAM.json · method and caveats: methodology

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