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Funding Rates

Perpetual futures funding rates across several exchanges at once.

Rate spread between exchanges
The same coin trades at different funding rates on different exchanges — we show where the gap is biggest, and how much you could make on it.
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What is a funding rate

A periodic payment between long and short holders of a perpetual future — the mechanism that keeps the futures price close to spot. A positive rate means longs pay shorts, negative means the opposite. A high rate in either direction is a potential opening for a cash-and-carry strategy.