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Live Funding Rates & Perpetual Markets

Live perpetual quotes from Binance and Bitget, with a short primer on how to read a funding rate.

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What a funding rate is

A perpetual has no expiry to force convergence, so the venue levies a periodic payment — usually every eight hours — between longs and shorts. When the contract trades above spot, longs pay shorts. When it trades below, shorts pay longs. That payment is the primary yield a funding-arbitrage book collects.

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How to read the print

  • Quoted per interval, not per year.
  • 0.01% every 8h is three prints a day — about 10.95% annualised only if it held constant, which it does not.
  • Read it with open interest and the spot–perpetual basis. The rate alone does not tell you if the level will persist.
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What this page shows

The table below is rendered server-side from the latest daily venue snapshots the fund engine stores. The charts are a live TradingView feed — Binance for crypto, Bitget for stock perps — and are not the fund’s settlement feed.

Crypto perps · Binance

US perps · Bitget

Asia perps · HK / JP / TW / KR

Europe perps · NL / UK

Crypto USDT-M perps

Binance perpetual pairs. Switch a coin below, or search any symbol inside the chart. Funding Rate is available as a TradingView indicator.

Technical snapshot

Symbol overview

Market snapshot

The five most recent funding prints from the latest daily snapshot. Annualised figures assume the current 8-hour print persists, which it will not — they are shown for comparison between venues, not as a return projection.

Latest five funding rate snapshots by asset and venue
Asset Venue Current funding rate Interval Annualised equivalent Last updated
ETH Binance 0.0022% 8h 2.41%
BTC Binance 0.0100% 8h 10.95%

Market data is provided by TradingView from Binance (crypto perps) and Bitget (US, Asia, and Europe stock perps) and may be delayed. Stock perps are synthetic USDT contracts, not listed shares. Quotes are for reference only and are not a trading venue, not investment advice, and not the fund’s settlement feed.

Understand the strategy before you allocate.

Read the full funding rate arbitrage guide, review how positions are sized and unwound, and see what happens in a sustained negative-funding regime — then decide whether this belongs in your portfolio.