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Crypto Funding Rate Dashboard

Live perpetual futures funding rates across the whole Binance market, plus a Binance vs Bybit vs OKX comparison for major coins — spot crowded longs, crowded shorts, and cross-exchange spreads in seconds.

Market-Wide Funding Rates (Binance)

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Symbol Funding Rate Annualized Interval Next Funding

Cross-Exchange Comparison

15 major coins compared live across Binance, Bybit and OKX USDT-margined perpetuals.

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Symbol Binance Bybit OKX Spread

How to read the funding rate dashboard

A positive funding rate means longs pay shorts — the market is crowded long, which has historically preceded pullbacks when it gets extreme. A negative rate means shorts pay longs, often seen near sharp sell-offs or short squeezes. Use this dashboard alongside price action and open interest, not as a standalone signal — extreme funding can persist for days in a strong trend before it reverts. Rates are annualized using each exchange's own reported funding interval, so the numbers stay comparable across coins that settle every 1, 4, or 8 hours.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a perpetual futures funding rate?
Funding is a periodic payment between long and short traders on perpetual futures contracts, used to keep the contract price anchored to the spot price. A positive rate means longs pay shorts (the market is crowded long); a negative rate means shorts pay longs (crowded short).
How is the annualized funding rate calculated?
Each rate is annualized using its exchange-reported funding interval: annualized % = funding rate × (24 ÷ interval hours) × 365 × 100. Binance intervals vary by symbol (1–8 hours); Bybit and OKX are annualized the same way using their own reported interval.
Why do funding rates differ between Binance, Bybit and OKX?
Each exchange calculates funding from its own mark price, index composition, and interest-rate formula, and each has a different mix of retail versus institutional order flow. Persistent gaps between exchanges are what funding-rate arbitrage strategies try to capture.
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