Ask what happened before. Confirm the exact search. EdgeDepth finds every matching market minute and makes each occurrence replayable tick by tick.
Selected archived events and normalized metadata
Search selected archived events by exact metadata and open each matching event in replay.
Dates and labels use this zone; confirmed documents stay UTC.
EdgeDepth Research is a search engine over recorded crypto and TradFi microstructure: 660+ Binance USDT-M perpetual markets, captured tick by tick. The TradFi markets include perps tracking Nvidia, QQQ, gold, silver and oil. They are USDT-settled perps, not direct stock or futures-exchange feeds. Two searches run here. Archive events searches human-verified market events - crashes, squeezes, liquidation cascades - by their normalized metadata. Record occurrences scans a closed library of 33 versioned point-in-time features spanning VPIN, order-book imbalance, spread, funding, open-interest velocity, top-trader and global positioning, liquidation intensity, cascade clustering, trailing liquidation notional, returns, realized volatility, VWAP distance, taker flow, whale-sized prints, time to funding and completed-candle formations. It returns every time a condition held, with the denominator of eligible market windows scanned riding every count.
Nothing here is a backtest: outcome columns are computed forward from each anchor and can never be filtered on, windows without warmed-up features shrink the denominator instead of being coerced to zero, and a verified zero is reported as a finding. Every result carries a reproducibility key - the same key reruns to the same bytes - and every occurrence deep-links into tick-by-tick order-book replay at its anchor. Read how research works, see the feature overview, or browse published research reports.
These are selected archived events, not a complete market record. Counts describe matches within this archive and must not be interpreted as historical frequency, predictive performance, or a trading result. A shared URL reruns the deterministic query against the current selected archive (never the interpreter).
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