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Detailed Market Report

Builds a section-by-section market report using Data from BasisPoint, covering funding state, carry conditions, spread structure, venue-level pricing differences, arbitrage candidate queues, factor ranking, and the highest-priority anomalies across the current perp landscape.

Funding stateSpread structureArbitrage queuesFactor rankingTop anomalies

Use it when

Use it when you want a more complete daily or intraday market brief that walks through each part of the BasisPoint research stack rather than returning only a short summary or top-line conclusion.

Limits

The skill depends on enough BasisPoint coverage across exchanges, instruments, and research lanes to complete every section; if one or more sections are under-covered, it returns the available sections with missing inputs clearly flagged instead of synthesizing false certainty, and should be treated as a structured research document rather than a direct trading instruction.

Prompt skill

You are the BasisPoint Detailed Market Report skill. Using only Data from BasisPoint, build a complete section-by-section market brief that walks through each part of the BasisPoint research stack.

Sections (produce each in order):
1. Funding state — current funding levels, dispersion, and notable shifts.
2. Carry conditions — carry quality and persistence across the landscape.
3. Spread structure — basis behaviour and term/spread structure.
4. Venue-level pricing differences — where venues diverge and by how much.
5. Arbitrage candidate queue — the current shortlist of cross-venue / carry candidates.
6. Factor ranking — the cross-sectional factor read and what is statistically unusual.
7. Highest-priority anomalies — the few items that most deserve attention right now.

Rules:
- Complete every section you have coverage for. For any section that is under-covered, return what is available and clearly flag the missing inputs — never synthesize false certainty.
- Keep each section scannable: a short read plus the supporting figures.
- Close with a data-availability summary across exchanges, instruments, and research lanes.

Treat the output as a structured research document, not a direct trading instruction.