Funding Rate cryptocurrency
Real-time funding rates for perpetual futures on 20+ exchanges. Long bias, short bias, and extreme overheating—all in one searchable and sortable table.
Top 50 Extreme Funding Challenges
Coins with the largest deviation of their funding rate from zero. Updated every 30 seconds.
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What is a funding rate and how to read it?
Funding rate — is a periodic payment between longs and shorts on perpetual futures. The exchange uses it to keep the perp price close to the spot price. If the perp price is above the spot, longs pay shorts (positive funding). If it is below, shorts pay longs (negative funding). Settlement is usually every 8 hours, but on some pairs Binance And Bybit - every 4 or 1 hour.
Payment amount = position size × current funding rate. At a rate of +0.01% / 8h and a $100K position, the long trade pays out $10 every 8 hours—a mere trifle. But at extreme values of +0.2% / 8h, that's $200 every 8 hours, or ~$600 per day. A year would be $220K with the same position. Therefore, extreme funding isn't just a figure, but the real cost of holding the position, which eats away at profits.
In November 2024 on Bitcoin-rally to $99K funding rate on BTCUSDT reached 0.08–0.12% in 8 hours (APR 110–160%). After 2 weeks, a correction to $88K. April 2021: funding 0.15–0.18% on BTC → drop from $64K to $30K in a couple of months. February 2025 SOL Fund was 0.3–0.5% at $260 → a pullback to $130 in three weeks. When funding "leaves," the market is overloaded on one side and seeks a countermovement.
How to use the table above
Extreme overheating of longs
Longs pay shorts so much that holding becomes unprofitable even without price movement. Historically, this zone often precedes cascading long liquidations. This doesn't mean "short immediately"—it's a signal to "be careful with longs, consider partial take-out."
Overheating in shorts
Shorts dominate and pay longs. Often seen at local bottoms or during panic. A contrarian bullish signal—especially if it coincides with a rally. OI (new longs are entering) and low fear & greed index.
Increased funding
The market is warming up. Percentage per annum: 55–110%. If there's no extreme yet, you can hold a long position, but tighten your stops. A good time to narrow your position is if it's in the green.
Normal range
Balanced market. The base rate for most exchanges is 0.01% / 8 hours (~11% per annum). Not a signal per se, but a backdrop for analyzing other indicators.
Data Methodology
We obtain funding rates directly from derivative exchanges using our own scrapers (Binance, OKX, Bybit, Bitget and others) and store the history in our database—the table and screeners on this page are built from it, without third-party aggregators.
Here's a nuance we'll be honest about: exchanges have different payout frequencies—the classic 8-hour period, while some contracts are 4 hours or an hour. Rates are shown based on the exchange's payouts, so when comparing platforms, check the period: 0.01% for 8 hours and 0.01% for an hour are different annual rates.
Related indicators and screeners
Aggregated Funding Rate: weighted funding across all exchanges
Aggregated Funding Rate — the second funding indicator in SuperChart: one line instead of twenty. Bets from all derivatives exchanges are converted to a single 8-hour equivalent (exchanges have different payout intervals - 1, 3, 4, and 8 hours) and weighted by the open interest of each platform: bet Binance With OI A billion-dollar market has a greater impact on the outcome than a small exchange's bid. This is the same metric as Coinglass's paid subscription.
Why use an aggregate when there's a standard Funding Rate? A single exchange's rate can be a local bias of its own traders, while a weighted line shows the overall market's leveraged capital sentiment. Hidden Highest/Lowest plots show the spread between exchanges—a wide range indicates arbitrage inefficiency, which is usually quickly closed. The APR mode converts the rate into annual percentages—convenient for assessing the carry return of delta-neutral strategies.
Funding rate as an overlay on a candlestick chart
IN SuperChart You can view historical funding for any symbol as a separate pane, synchronized with the price. You can see when funding reached its peak before the correction, and how many times this happened for the same instrument.
Open Funding Rate on BTC