Crypto Funding Rates
Perpetual futures funding on five venues: Binance, Bybit, OKX, Hyperliquid and Kraken Futures. Live rates every minute, settled rates at each venue's interval, history back to 2019.
BTC funding on 15 Oct 2026, 17:44 UTC: +0.0053% per 8 hours on Binance; the average of five venues is +0.0086%.
Source: Binance, Bybit, OKX, Hyperliquid and Kraken Futures.
144
Tracked pairs
30 assets, 5 exchanges
+0.0017%
Binance average
30 pairs, per 8h settlement
+0.0720%
Highest now
8h equivalent
-0.0644%
Lowest now
8h equivalent
As of 2026-10-15 17:44 UTC. Hyperliquid and Kraken Futures settle hourly, the others every 8 hours; the table shows every venue on an 8-hour basis.
| Symbol | Price | Binance | Bybit | OKX | Hyperliquid | Kraken | Open interest (Bybit) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| BTCUSDT | $82,446.6 | +0.0053% | +0.0100% | +0.0089% | +0.0100% | +0.0090% | $4800.5M |
| ETHUSDT | $2,447.93 | +0.0100% | +0.0099% | +0.0080% | +0.0100% | +0.0032% | $1922.3M |
| SOLUSDT | $106.1 | +0.0069% | +0.0100% | +0.0090% | +0.0100% | +0.0316% | $640.6M |
| XRPUSDT | $1.34 | +0.0084% | +0.0100% | +0.0086% | +0.0100% | +0.0280% | $256.9M |
| DOGEUSDT | $0.081220 | +0.0100% | +0.0100% | +0.0100% | +0.0100% | +0.0013% | $114.7M |
| BNBUSDT | $734.37 | 0.0000% | +0.0068% | +0.0078% | +0.0081% | +0.0090% | $104.0M |
| ADAUSDT | $0.231000 | +0.0064% | +0.0100% | +0.0100% | +0.0100% | +0.0124% | $61.2M |
| AVAXUSDT | $9.96 | +0.0100% | +0.0100% | +0.0100% | +0.0051% | +0.0081% | $66.9M |
| LINKUSDT | $12.52 | +0.0017% | +0.0067% | -0.0015% | -0.0019% | +0.0045% | $68.9M |
| DOTUSDT | $1.12 | +0.0004% | -0.0120% | +0.0019% | +0.0032% | +0.0114% | $24.0M |
| POLUSDT | $0.095126 | -0.0029% | +0.0050% | +0.0050% | +0.0100% | +0.0347% | $13.8M |
| SUIUSDT | $1.03 | +0.0016% | +0.0100% | +0.0058% | +0.0100% | +0.0360% | $87.2M |
| ARBUSDT | $0.191130 | -0.0040% | +0.0100% | -0.0070% | -0.0237% | -0.0425% | $28.4M |
| OPUSDT | $0.140240 | -0.0107% | +0.0100% | +0.0026% | +0.0100% | +0.0220% | $21.2M |
| LTCUSDT | $60.4 | -0.0044% | +0.0100% | +0.0010% | +0.0100% | +0.0303% | $69.1M |
| ATOMUSDT | $1.73 | -0.0271% | -0.0260% | -0.0291% | -0.0374% | -0.0425% | $15.5M |
| UNIUSDT | $7.48 | +0.0100% | +0.0100% | +0.0100% | +0.0100% | +0.0359% | $67.0M |
| APTUSDT | $0.815900 | +0.0100% | +0.0100% | -0.0005% | +0.0100% | +0.0227% | $23.5M |
| NEARUSDT | $5.24 | +0.0076% | +0.0100% | +0.0100% | +0.0100% | +0.0018% | $180.0M |
| FILUSDT | $1.08 | -0.0052% | -0.0015% | +0.0024% | +0.0100% | -0.0028% | $19.3M |
| PEPEUSDT | $0.004175 | +0.0100% | +0.0100% | +0.0100% | +0.0100% | +0.0720% | $51.4M |
| WIFUSDT | $0.201916 | -0.0054% | -0.0059% | n/a | +0.0100% | -0.0275% | $11.1M |
| SUSDT | $0.054680 | +0.0001% | -0.0128% | -0.0093% | -0.0644% | n/a | $8.5M |
| ETCUSDT | $8.03 | -0.0002% | -0.0232% | -0.0054% | +0.0100% | -0.0095% | $10.2M |
| TRXUSDT | $0.331513 | -0.0033% | +0.0083% | -0.0035% | +0.0100% | +0.0197% | $54.3M |
| SEIUSDT | $0.061770 | +0.0025% | +0.0100% | +0.0050% | +0.0100% | +0.0189% | $11.5M |
| INJUSDT | $8.24 | +0.0100% | +0.0100% | +0.0100% | +0.0100% | -0.0083% | $21.3M |
| VETUSDT | $0.007056 | +0.0020% | +0.0100% | n/a | n/a | n/a | $3.9M |
| AAVEUSDT | $155.83 | -0.0024% | +0.0030% | -0.0040% | +0.0100% | -0.0183% | $54.5M |
| SKYUSDT | $0.071370 | +0.0027% | +0.0050% | +0.0050% | +0.0100% | n/a | $7.6M |
30 symbols · updated every 60s · rates per 8-hour settlement; Hyperliquid and Kraken settle every hour and are shown as the 8-hour equivalent · Binance, Bybit, OKX, Hyperliquid, Kraken public market data
What this data is
Funding rates
A perpetual future never expires, so nothing forces its price back to spot. Funding does that job. Every settlement period, usually eight hours, one side of the market pays the other a fee set by the gap between the perpetual and the index price. When the contract trades above spot, longs pay shorts. When it trades below, shorts pay longs.
The rate you see is what one side pays the other at each settlement, shown on an eight-hour basis. A rate of 0.01% per eight hours is the neutral level most exchanges anchor to; it works out to roughly 11% a year. Rates well above that mean leverage is crowded on the long side and paying for the privilege. Deeply negative rates mean the shorts are crowded.
This page shows the current funding rate on each exchange side by side, with a price and open interest for each asset. The same series feed the per-symbol history pages, with settled rates back to 2019 for the major pairs.
Source and updates
- Source
- Binance; Bybit; OKX; Hyperliquid; Kraken Futures
- Credit
- Binance, Bybit, OKX, Hyperliquid and Kraken Futures.
- Updates
- Live rates every minute. Settled rates at each venue's interval: every 8 hours on Binance, Bybit and OKX, every hour on Hyperliquid and Kraken Futures. Tables show the 8-hour equivalent. Last update 2026-10-15 17:44 UTC.
- History
- September 2019 for the major pairs; newer listings start when the exchange listed them.
- Coverage
- 144 pairs on 5 venues (Binance, Bybit, Hyperliquid, Kraken Futures, OKX), 30 assets.401,969 settled rates since 2019-09-10.
- Get the data
- JSON API and CSV download10 requests a minute without a key, 30 with a free key. Keys come with a free account.
How to read it
- Compare the venues for the same asset on the 8-hour equivalent. A large gap means traders on one venue are paying far more than everyone else to hold the same position.
- Persistent extremes matter more than a single print: several settlements in a row far above 0.01% mean longs have been paying for a while.
- Funding measures positioning, not direction. Crowded longs can stay crowded while price keeps rising.
Analysis of what the data shows, not advice. XOOMAR does not recommend buying, selling or holding anything.
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