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Open data: our test results and statistics

The tables behind our tests, as CSV files you can download, check and reuse. CC BY 4.0: use them, including commercially, and credit Edge or Not with a link. These are our own derived tables (results, counts, distributions), not raw exchange data.

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FileWhat it isColumnsRowsSize
tests_summary.csvAll ten tests in one table. Pre-registered tests and their verdicts.test number, date, claim, data, sample, control, headline result, verdict, page103 KB
funding_rate_distribution.csvFunding rate distribution. 1.8 million Binance funding payments, January 2024 - October 2026.rate bucket per 8 hours, payments and share for all 522 coins and for bitcoin81 KB
btc_daily_level_sweeps.csvBitcoin: previous day's high and low taken out. Binance BTCUSDT daily candles, 2018 - October 2026.days, share of days, closed back inside, closed beyond, median depth21 KB
bmsb_touch_episodes.csvBull Market Support Band touches. 17 touches, bitcoin 2018 - 2026.date, close, band top, returns after 30/90/180 days, worst dip, band broke171 KB
new_listings_results.csvNew Binance futures listings: results by entry and hold. 348 listings, 2024 - 2026.side, entry delay, hold, period, listings, mean, median, share in profit, t, p, control302 KB
funding_open_interest_results.csvFunding plus rising open interest: results. 522 Binance coins, 2024 - 2026.side, period, trades, coins, mean, median, share in profit, t, p vs pool, p vs funding alone61 KB

UTF-8, comma-separated, a header row, shares and returns as fractions (0.05 = 5%), dates in UTC. Charts on the test pages are drawn from the same numbers.

The rule of every test, in one line

Each rule below was written before the data was loaded; the full version with controls, pass mark and known weaknesses is on the test page. How a verdict is decided: methodology.

TestRuleControlPass mark
1. Liquidation clustersEvery 4 hours take the biggest modeled cluster 0.5-3% above and below price; if one side is at least 1.5x heavier it is the target; which level does price touch first within 24 hours?Mirror level on the other side55%+, p < 0.01, 200 events, forward period
2. PumpsPump = hourly close at least 20% above the lowest close of the previous 12 hours on 3x volume; entry at the close; within 72 hours does price first reach half the move back or the same distance further?Same-distance level on the other side; shuffled sides55%+, p < 0.01, both periods
3. UptoberAverage and median bitcoin return by calendar month 2013-2026; is October's record more than shuffling returns between months produces?100,000 shuffles of returns between monthsp corrected for 12 months
4. Rainbow chartBuy in bands 1-3 and sell in bands 7-9, with bands refitted each month on the data known at the timeBuy and hold; random strategies with the same tradessee the test page
5. Altcoin seasonAt each month-end compare the next-month return of the top 50 altcoins (equal weight, 0.2% costs) with bitcoin, after readings of 75 or moreEvery month vs bitcoinsee the test page
6. Extreme fundingShort at funding of +0.10% per 8 hours or more, long at -0.10% or less; entry at the close of the payment hour, exit after 24 hours; 0.15% costs plus fundingSame position at every paymentt > 2, p < 0.05 on both periods, 30+ trades
7. Funding + open interestFunding of +0.05% or more (short) or -0.05% or less (long) with open interest up 10% in 24 hours; same entry, exit and costs as test 6Funding alonet > 2, p < 0.05 on both periods, 30+ trades
8. New listingsEnter 24 hours after the first candle of a new Binance perpetual, exit 7 days later, short or long; 0.15% costs plus fundingOlder coins on the same datest > 2, p < 0.05 on both periods, 30+ listings
9. Bull Market Support BandAfter two weekly closes above the band, buy the close of the first day whose low reaches the band's top; hold 90 days; 0.2% costsRandom days in the same bull contextt > 2, p < 0.05 on both periods, 8+ touches
10. Best month for altcoinsAverage return of each calendar month for six altcoins; is the best of twelve more than 100,000 shuffles of returns between months produce? Monthly candles, Binance spot, 2017-2026Shuffled calendar months within each coinp < 0.0083 (5% / 6 coins), positive in both halves, 6+ observations

All results side by side: crypto trading strategies, tested.

Embeddable charts

Five charts you can put on your own site or blog. Free under CC BY 4.0: keep the source line under the chart. Each is a plain page that works in an iframe; add ?theme=light for a white background.

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Ten popular crypto signals, tested<iframe src="https://edgeornot.com/embed/scoreboard" width="100%" height="560" style="border:0;max-width:760px" loading="lazy" title="Ten popular crypto signals, tested"></iframe>
How funding rates are distributed<iframe src="https://edgeornot.com/embed/funding-rate-distribution" width="100%" height="400" style="border:0;max-width:760px" loading="lazy" title="How funding rates are distributed"></iframe>
Bull Market Support Band: every touch, 90 days later<iframe src="https://edgeornot.com/embed/bmsb-touches" width="100%" height="430" style="border:0;max-width:760px" loading="lazy" title="Bull Market Support Band: every touch, 90 days later"></iframe>
Altcoins by calendar month: share of positive months<iframe src="https://edgeornot.com/embed/altcoin-june" width="100%" height="340" style="border:0;max-width:760px" loading="lazy" title="Altcoins by calendar month: share of positive months"></iframe>
Open interest by exchange<iframe src="https://edgeornot.com/embed/oi-by-exchange" width="100%" height="260" style="border:0;max-width:760px" loading="lazy" title="Open interest by exchange"></iframe>

How to cite

Edge or Not, "<table or test name>", https://edgeornot.com/data, CC BY 4.0, accessed <date>. A link to the test page is enough for web use.

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FAQ

Can I reuse these tables?

Yes. They are published under CC BY 4.0: use them, including commercially, and credit Edge or Not with a link to edgeornot.com/data.

Do you publish raw exchange data?

No. These are our own derived tables - test results, counts and distributions. Raw market data belongs to the exchanges and is available from their public APIs and archives; the sources are named on each test page.

How were the tables made?

By the scripts and rules described on the methodology page; each test page states its data, sample, control and pass mark. The rules were written before the data was loaded.

How often is this updated?

When a new test or descriptive table is published. The date of the last change is in the changelog on this page.

Education and measurement of past data, not investment advice. See the risk disclaimer.