Market Research / Commodities

Metals, energy, and crops, priced beside everything else.

Spot prices, curve shape, and the inventory and positioning reports that move them, in the same workspace as your tokens and equities. The macro layer under a crypto thesis, made explicit.

Down to the commodity

Open any commodity for its spot price, the unit it trades in, the range it has held, and the holdings behind it. The full record behind a row in a table, on the surface you found the row on.

  • Metals, energy, crops

    One board, not three products

  • Quoted per unit

    Ounces, barrels, pounds, spelled out

  • Any window

    Intraday through multi-year history

The curve behind the spot price

Contango or backwardation is the market saying whether it wants the barrel now or in six months, and a spot quote cannot say it. The curve sits beside the price, so a desk carrying inventory sees the shape before it sees the level.

  • Contango and backwardation

    The shape, charted over time

  • Front against deferred

    What the spread is actually paying

  • Roll cost, visible

    What holding the position costs

Futures curve against spot price

Positioning, not just price

The Commitments of Traders report says who is long and whether they are adding. A two-week reduction in managed money net longs is a different market from the same price move on flat positioning, and the price alone does not distinguish them.

  • Managed money net position

    Weekly, with the history behind it

  • Against ETF holdings

    Futures flow or physical demand

  • Inventory prints

    Scheduled releases, in the feed

Positioning and inventory reports

Against the rest of the book

Gold against bitcoin, crude against the equity index, copper against the growth trade. Same axes, same window, correlation measured rather than assumed, so the macro hedge is checked rather than believed.

  • Commodity against token

    Same chart, same basis

  • Correlation, measured

    How the relationship actually moved

  • Any window

    Intraday through multi-year

The physical market, on the same clock as everything else

Precious, industrial, crude and gas
Metals and energy
Ounces, barrels, pounds, bushels
Per unit, correctly
Contango and backwardation, charted
Curve shape

Metals, energy and agriculture priced per their own unit, with the scheduled reports that move them and the curve behind the spot quote.

Every tool takes a commodity as an input.

The research tools are not a separate product. Point any of them at a commodity and it works the way it does everywhere else, on the same data this page is built from.

Compare

Any commodity against any other, on shared axes

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Correlation

What a commodity actually moves with, measured

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Relationships

Every record a commodity connects to, in one graph

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Indicators

Breadth, sentiment, and volatility, read together

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Notes and discussion

Argue about it where it sits

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Save it to a watchlist

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The news that moves it

Every source type, in one stream

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Alert when it moves

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