Why linking on-chain flows, derivatives data, and sentiment in one view changes the questions your desk can answer.
Seerian Team ·
Correlation is one of those words that means something precise to a quant and something vague to everyone else. Here it means one specific thing: putting two series that normally live in different products onto the same axis, and being explicit about what that does and does not tell you.
Why one axis matters
On-chain flow and derivatives positioning are usually read separately, by different people, on different screens. Read together they often disagree, and the disagreement is the signal. A large exchange inflow against flat funding says something different from the same inflow against a crowded long.
The caveat worth stating
Correlation over a short window on noisy series will find relationships that are not there. The point of putting them side by side is to make the shape of the relationship visible and interrogable, not to produce a coefficient anyone should trade on unexamined.
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