Funding Rate — Crypto Perpetual Funding Across 5 Exchanges

What the Funding Rate shows

The funding rate is a periodic payment between holders of long and short perpetual-futures positions that keeps the contract price near spot. A positive rate means longs pay shorts (buyer skew); a negative rate is the opposite. The tool pulls funding from five exchanges — Binance, Bybit, OKX, Bitget, Deribit — into one table for the top coins.

What is in the table

• Per-exchange rate — the current funding for each coin on Binance, Bybit, OKX, Bitget and Deribit.
• OI-weighted aggregate — a single market-wide rate weighted by each exchange’s open interest.
• Annualized rate — normalized to a year for a fair comparison between exchanges with different funding intervals.
• Open interest, price and 24h change — market context next to the rate.

Per-coin history

Click a coin to open its funding-rate history — you can see how funding moved over time and where it hit extremes. The table lists the top coins by market cap (no stablecoins).

Data is from public exchange APIs and updates automatically. Strongly positive or negative funding often accompanies an overheated market but is not a trading signal on its own. This page is informational and is not individual investment advice.