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Roadmap

What has shipped, what comes next, and what is further out. Items are dated when they ship; nothing here is a promise or a date, and nothing is built on data that does not exist yet.

Updated 7 November 2026How today's numbers are computed

Shipped

Live at tideperp.tech since 7 November 2026

  • HyperCore market data, live

    559 instruments across 11 venues: tickers, trades, order books, funding and candles, archived raw and normalised into comparable instruments.

  • Elysium testnet telemetry

    Block indexer and settlement monitor for the Kinetiq Arbitrum Orbit chain (id 99801); mainnet stays disabled until its parameters are officially published.

  • Comparable metrics with provenance

    Volume, open interest, funding, spread and depth with published formulas; every value carries its source, observation time and quality state.

  • Nine detectors

    Volume anomaly, OI expansion and contraction, funding extreme and divergence, spread expansion, liquidity deterioration, price dislocation and market stress, each versioned with its parameters.

  • Compare, intelligence, chain and status workspaces

    Multi-venue execution comparison on observed books, signal feeds with evidence, chain health and a public status page.

  • Accounts, watchlists, alerts and API keys

    Email and password accounts; alerts delivered in-app, by webhook, Discord and Telegram; keyed REST and WebSocket access with published rate limits.

Next

In the order we expect to take them

  • Elysium-native venues

    Registry entries, a market-data adapter and comparability classes for the first perpetual venues that go live on Elysium, so the Elysium-native universe fills with observations instead of staying empty by design.

    Depends on: A perpetual venue live on Elysium with a public data interface.

  • Elysium mainnet

    Enable the mainnet indexer the moment the chain id, RPC and explorer are published, after an administrator verifies them against official sources.

    Depends on: Official mainnet parameters from Kinetiq.

  • Provider-backed chain indexing

    A dedicated RPC provider for sustained catch-up indexing, replacing the rate-limited public endpoint that keeps the Elysium source DEGRADED today.

  • Email delivery

    Verification mail and email alerts through a transactional provider; in-app, webhook, Discord and Telegram already work.

  • Settings that the thesis names

    A light theme, a local-time option beside UTC, and a configurable observation window for alerts.

  • Richer protocols and signals

    Protocol filters by trading model and category, verified logos, market-share history, and signal cards that show observation period and data coverage inline.

  • Saved filters and research

    Watchlists that remember their directory filters, and shareable saved research views.

  • Fee schedules for builder DEXs

    An admin editor so discovered venues carry their published tiers instead of the labelled HyperCore base-tier assumption in comparisons.

Later

Worth doing once the ground under them exists

  • More execution domains

    Other HyperEVM and Orbit venues once they publish comparable, verifiable market data.

  • Liquidation observations

    Shown only when a verified source publishes them; the workspace stays empty rather than estimating.

  • Historical exports

    CSV and API exports of normalised history and signal archives for research use.

  • Protocol metrics stream

    The reserved protocol.metrics WebSocket channel, publishing venue aggregates as they are recomputed.

  • Public changelog

    Dated entries for every methodology, detector and data-source change, linked from the docs.

What will not change

The rules every item above has to satisfy

  • Read-only: TidePerp never holds funds, places orders or asks for exchange credentials.
  • Every number keeps its source, observation time and quality state; nothing is estimated silently.
  • Production market data and testnet telemetry are labelled as such on every screen.
  • Signals are descriptive, versioned and reproducible from stored observations; they are never recommendations.