tacet ยท the bars in which a part does not play
The market rests. The tape does not.
A perpetual on a stock quotes 168 hours a week. The stock behind it trades 32ยฝ. For the rest, funding accrues and liquidations land against a price nothing confirms โ and most terminals draw those hours exactly like the others.
This one prints the rest.
The last seven days, as a score
168 bars ยท one to the hour
19.35%
sounding
32.5 hours of 168, measured from the published calendar rather than sampled.
80.65%
tacet
The perpetual quotes every one of those hours. Nothing on the other side of the trade is open.
0
full closures in the window
No exchange holiday fell inside these seven days.
Right now
TACET
after hours โ real trades, thin book, no auction behind them
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What this is not
The figures above are the last seven days, measured, not a typical week quoted from memory. A plain week of five full sessions is 32.5 hours of 168 โ 80.65% with no live market โ and any window containing a holiday reads darker than that.
It is not an exchange. There is no order book, no matching engine and no custody โ nothing here can take a deposit, open a position or place an order. The connect button reads a public address and the wallet code does not name a signing method at all, so it cannot request a signature however this grows.
It does not quote a venue's funding rate. It has no venue. Funding, fees and maintenance margin are parameters you set, and every figure derived from them is printed beside the parameter that produced it.
It does not certify a price as fair. It reports the token's price, the share price the feed gives for it, the gap, and whether the market behind that gap was open.
It does not know when the last share print happened. The feed does not say, so neither does this.
A perpetuals terminal that never prints a price without the state of the market behind it. The rule behind that sentence is a type, not a promise โ here is the enforcement.