Binance Funding and Premium Index Extended [NeoButane]

Just like BitMEX, there is a +/- 0.05% clamp with 0.01% being the default. Funding periods occur at 0000 UTC, 0800 UTC, and 1600 UTC.
Binance documentation does not mention a maximum funding rate, so instead there is an option to limit how much is funding/premium is displayed if it is too extreme.
There are alarm conditions that can be set for any coin's premium crossing above or below the set amount as well as visualizations for the premium level set.
Helpful notes:
ETHUSD on BitMEX is a quanto swap and shorting it incurs more risk. That is a partial explanation as to why premiums for ETH swaps are lower on other exchanges. See here for more info:
insights.deribit.com/market-research/understanding-quanto-risk-and-opportunity/
The final funding rate is derived from the premium index and paying/receiving interest happens only if a position is held. Since interest is handled between traders, you may see significant moves when funding is very high or low. This appears to be very pronounced on DeFi tokens.
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- Made volume weighted premium index the default. In almost all cases, this is the more accurate option to use
- Changed premium color to be more visible on white backgrounds and better match Binance's theme
- Added FLM
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