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| Exchange | Funding APR |
|---|---|
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+11.39% |
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+10.95% |
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+10.95% |
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+10.95% |
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+10.95% |
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+7.99% |
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+5.04% |
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+3.99% |
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+3.60% |
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+3.50% |
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+3.21% |
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+1.10% |
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-0.25% |
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-0.33% |
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-0.68% |
| Exchange | Volume 24h | Open Interest | Vol / OI |
|---|---|---|---|
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$2.3B | $1.2B | 1.92 |
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$1.1B | $382.1M | 2.95 |
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$823.8M | $434.7M | 1.89 |
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$758.8M | $714.7M | 1.06 |
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$532.5M | $904.6M | 0.59 |
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$283.2M | $656.2M | 0.43 |
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$267.0M | $492.4M | 0.54 |
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$137.2M | $131.8M | 1.04 |
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$76.6M | $16.4M | 4.66 |
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$58.9M | $79.5M | 0.74 |
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$45.1M | $27.1M | 1.66 |
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$35.0M | $3.1M | 11.43 |
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$33.6M | $31.5M | 1.07 |
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$20.1M | $211.7M | 0.09 |
|
$17.3M | $7.7M | 2.24 |
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Solana futures are among the most actively traded crypto derivatives markets. This page brings together SOL futures data across the exchanges we track, including open interest, trading volume, funding rates, liquidations and long/short positioning.
The SOL funding rate shows how perpetual positions are priced across exchanges, while SOL open interest tracks the value of positions that remain open. The exchange tables make it easier to compare where SOL perps activity is concentrated and how funding differs from one venue to another.
The page also includes a Solana liquidation heatmap for identifying areas where leveraged positions may be clustered. Combined with recent liquidations, the SOL heatmap and long/short data provide additional context for current SOL trading conditions.
Solana futures are derivative contracts linked to the price of SOL. They let traders take long or short exposure without buying the underlying token directly. Many crypto exchanges primarily offer perpetual futures, which do not have a fixed expiry date.
SOL perps are perpetual futures contracts on Solana. Unlike traditional futures, they have no expiration date. Funding payments between long and short positions help keep the contract price close to the underlying SOL market.
The SOL funding rate is the periodic payment exchanged between long and short perpetual futures positions. Positive funding generally means longs pay shorts, while negative funding means shorts pay longs. Comparing rates across exchanges can show where positioning is most one-sided.
SOL open interest is the total value of outstanding SOL futures positions that have not yet been closed. It measures active positioning in the market rather than how much SOL futures trading occurred during a particular period.
The heatmap highlights price areas where leveraged positions may be vulnerable to liquidation. Larger concentrations can indicate levels where a move in SOL price could trigger more forced position closures, but they should be viewed together with open interest, funding and recent liquidations.
The SOL long short ratio compares long and short positioning in the futures market. A higher ratio indicates more long exposure relative to shorts, while a lower ratio indicates the opposite. It is most useful as a positioning indicator rather than a standalone trading signal.