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Overview

The Funding Rates page (/funding) shows live funding rates across all integrated platforms for every available market. It’s the fastest way to:
  • Find markets where you get paid to hold a position (positive funding for shorts, negative for longs)
  • Spot cross-platform funding rate spreads where the same coin pays meaningfully differently on two exchanges
  • Compare annualized rates to understand the real cost of holding a position long-term

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Reading the Table

Each row represents a market/coin. The columns show: Rates are displayed as 8h rate (the amount paid per 8-hour funding period) and annualized (rate × 3 × 365).

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How Funding Rates Work

Perpetual futures use a funding rate mechanism to keep the contract price anchored to the spot price:
  • If the perp price is above spot → positive funding → longs pay shorts
  • If the perp price is below spot → negative funding → shorts pay longs
Funding is typically settled every 8 hours. A rate of +0.01%/8h means longs pay shorts 0.01% of their position size every 8 hours — roughly +10.95% annualized.

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Funding Arbitrage

When the same coin has meaningfully different funding rates on two platforms, there’s a funding arbitrage opportunity:
  1. Go long on the platform with the lower (or more negative) rate
  2. Go short on the platform with the higher (or more positive) rate
The net position is delta-neutral (no directional exposure) and earns the spread between the two funding rates.
Funding arb carries execution risk, liquidation risk on both legs, and transaction costs. It is not risk-free. Always account for fees and minimum viable spread before entering a funding arb trade.

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Sorting and Filtering

  • Click any column header to sort by that platform’s current rate
  • Use the search bar to filter to a specific coin
  • Toggle the Annualized switch to display rates as annual percentages instead of 8h rates

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Refresh Rate

Funding rates are fetched from each platform’s public API. The page refreshes automatically every 30 seconds. The timestamp of the last update is shown in the top-right corner of the table.