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    Funding Rate Tracker

    Live cross-exchange funding rates for the top 30 perpetual pairs. Compare Binance, Bybit, OKX, and UEEx, updated every 30 seconds.

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    What is a funding rate?

    Funding rates are periodic payments exchanged between long and short traders in perpetual futures markets. They keep the perpetual contract price anchored to the spot price.

    When the rate is positive, longs pay shorts (the market is bullish). When negative, shorts pay longs (the market is bearish).

    How to use funding rates

    Traders use funding rates as a market sentiment signal. Extreme positive rates signal overheated longs, a potential shorting opportunity. Extreme negative rates signal crowded shorts.

    Funding rate arbitrage involves holding spot and an opposing perp position to collect the rate passively.

    Reading this table

    Each row shows a perpetual pair with its current funding rate on Binance, Bybit, OKX, and UEEx. Green means longs are paying shorts. Red means shorts are paying longs.

    Use the filter buttons to isolate extreme rates or search for a specific pair. Click any column header to sort.

    FAQ
    Frequently asked questions
    Most major exchanges settle funding every 8 hours, at 00:00, 08:00, and 16:00 UTC. Some exchanges (like Bybit for certain contracts) use 4-hour or even 1-hour intervals. The interval column in the table shows each pair's settlement frequency. Rates shown are per-interval, not annualised.
    Neutral funding is typically near 0.01% per 8 hours (0.03% per day). Rates above 0.1% per interval are considered elevated. Rates above 0.3% signal extreme market conditions, historically these are mean-reverting and often precede sharp moves against the crowded side.
    Yes, this is called a cash-and-carry or funding rate arbitrage trade. You buy spot and open an equal short perpetual position, eliminating directional exposure and collecting the funding payment from longs. The strategy carries basis risk, liquidation risk on the short leg, and requires careful position management.
    Each exchange calculates its own funding rate based on the difference between its perpetual price and its spot index price. If one exchange has a higher concentration of longs than another, its funding rate will be higher. These differences create cross-exchange arbitrage opportunities.
    The standard formula is Funding Rate = Clamp(Premium Index + Clamp(Interest Rate − Premium Index, −0.05%, 0.05%), −0.075%, 0.075%). The Premium Index reflects the difference between the mark price and the index price. Most exchanges clamp rates to prevent runaway funding in extreme conditions.

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    Disclaimer: Funding rates shown on this page are simulated demonstration data that drifts every 30 seconds for illustrative purposes. They do not reflect real-time prices or exchange rates. Always verify current funding rates on each exchange's official platform before making trading decisions. This tool does not constitute financial advice.

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