Ceres (CRS) does not yet have a USDT-M perpetual on the exchanges we monitor (Binance, Bybit, OKX, KuCoin, Bitget, BingX, MEXC, HTX, Gate.io, Hyperliquid). Add it to your watchlist — the moment it lists we will start tracking price, turnover, OI and funding automatically.

What is the CRS funding rate now?

No live funding data is available for CRS yet — usually because it has no USDT-M perpetual on a tracked venue. Funding is a payment between perpetual-contract sides that pins the perp price to spot; it is charged every 8 hours (more frequently on some venues). A positive rate means longs pay shorts, negative means the opposite, and extreme readings often signal a potential reversal.

What is the CRS open interest now?

Open interest data is not yet available for CRS on the exchanges we monitor — usually meaning a perpetual contract has not listed yet. Open interest is the total notional of unsettled futures positions; it appears the moment the contract lists and lets you track how aggressively positions are being built up.

How can I get an alert on CRS price, OI or funding moves?

JustScreener scans all 4000+ pairs on 10 exchanges every minute — there is no list of coins to configure. For price, OI or volume alerts use the Custom Screener; for funding — the Funding Screener. A Telegram or push notification fires the moment a rule triggers.

Ceres — Live Price, Open Interest & Funding

Name: Ceres (CRS)
Brand: JustScreener

CRS

Ceres (CRS) is a token cryptocurrency tracked by JustScreener. Ceres launched in 2021.

No historical data yet — chart will populate once a few hours of data are collected.

Fully diluted market cap

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Volume 24h

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Open Interest

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Turnover 24h

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Markets

No exchange data available for this pair yet.

Price changes

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Key data

Max. supply: 1B CRS

Profile

Category: Token
Date Launched: 30 Nov 2021

Contract Addresses · 0

Links

Chat twitter.com/Ceresmoney Twitter twitter.com/Ceresmoney Website ceres.money Explorer bscscan.com/token/0xfa6828649050266abec7c6691e472192947b1ba9 Explorer app.nansen.ai/token-god-mode?chain=bnb&tab=transactions&tokenAddress=0xfa6828649050266abec7c6691e472192947b1ba9 Source Code github.com/Ceres-Coin Whitepaper docs.ceres.money

Market open interest

Track open interest changes across all futures markets in real time.

Prices

Monitor price movements and 24h changes for all crypto pairs.

Trading volume in base coin

Flags % changes in 24h turnover over your chosen interval (1m–4h).

Market

Full market view: prices, OI, turnover, funding — all in one place.

Frequently asked questions

Where is CRS traded?: Ceres (CRS) does not yet have a USDT-M perpetual on the exchanges we monitor (Binance, Bybit, OKX, KuCoin, Bitget, BingX, MEXC, HTX, Gate.io, Hyperliquid). Add it to your watchlist — the moment it lists we will start tracking price, turnover, OI and funding automatically.
What is the CRS funding rate now?: No live funding data is available for CRS yet — usually because it has no USDT-M perpetual on a tracked venue. Funding is a payment between perpetual-contract sides that pins the perp price to spot; it is charged every 8 hours (more frequently on some venues). A positive rate means longs pay shorts, negative means the opposite, and extreme readings often signal a potential reversal.
What is the CRS open interest now?: Open interest data is not yet available for CRS on the exchanges we monitor — usually meaning a perpetual contract has not listed yet. Open interest is the total notional of unsettled futures positions; it appears the moment the contract lists and lets you track how aggressively positions are being built up.
How can I get an alert on CRS price, OI or funding moves?: JustScreener scans all 4000+ pairs on 10 exchanges every minute — there is no list of coins to configure. For price, OI or volume alerts use the Custom Screener; for funding — the Funding Screener. A Telegram or push notification fires the moment a rule triggers.

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