DOT funding — now · 2026-10-06 10:11 UTC
If you're LONG
you're paying 11.57% APR
(~$115.72/year per $1,000 position)
If you're SHORT
you're earning 11.57% APR
(~$115.72/year per $1,000 position)
Cheapest venue to LONG: OKX (+11.57% APR)
Best venue to SHORT: Hyperliquid (+11.57% APR)
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Full venue breakdown
| Venue | Funding APR ⓘ | Proj. cost ⓘ | 30d stability | Volume | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| OKX | +11.57% | — | 83% | — | |
| MEXC | +11.57% | — | 87% | — | |
| Gate.io | +11.57% | — | 100% | — | |
| Bitget | +11.57% | — | 100% | — | |
| Hyperliquid | +11.57% | — | 100% | — |
Annualized funding rate. Positive = longs pay, shorts earn.
Funding rate — last 30 days
How it works
What is funding?
Funding is a periodic payment between longs and shorts, set by the market to keep perpetual prices near spot. You pay or receive it depending on which side you hold.
How does funding cost you money?
If you hold a long position and funding is positive, you pay it every settlement. A short earns it instead. At 10% APR, a $10,000 long pays about $83 a month — real money, not a paper metric.
Why do venues charge different rates?
Each exchange sets its own funding from its own order book. The same ETH perp can be 1.77% APR on one venue and 10.32% on another — the difference between paying $15 and $86 a month on $10,000.
What is stability?
How consistently the funding has pointed the same direction over the last 30 days. A stable rate is more predictable; a volatile one can flip your cost suddenly.
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