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ETH Funding Rate

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Aggregated Funding Rate
+10.8%
OI-weighted · across 5 exchanges
Historical Funding Rate
7D
30D
90D
0%10%Sep 26Sep 27Sep 28Sep 29Sep 30Oct 2Today
Exchanges
15
reporting live
Positive
12
longs paying
Highest APR
+11.0%
Bitget
Lowest APR
-2.6%
Extended
CEX avg
+4.0%
9 exchanges
DEX avg
+6.7%
6 exchanges
Exchange Interval APR ↓ Rate APR Bar
Bitget 8h +11.0% +0.0100%
PacificaPerpDEX 1h +11.0% +0.0013%
HyperliquidPerpDEX 1h +11.0% +0.0013%
LighterPerpDEX 1h +10.5% +0.0012%
OKX 8h +8.6% +0.0078%
NadoPerpDEX 1h +7.0% +0.0008%
KuCoin 8h +5.1% +0.0047%
HTX 8h +5.0% +0.0045%
Bybit 8h +4.1% +0.0038%
Gate 8h +3.9% +0.0036%
VariationalPerpDEX 8h +3.1% +0.0029%
Deribit 8h +0.3% +0.0003%
MEXC 8h -0.9% -0.0008%
Binance 8h -0.9% -0.0009%
ExtendedPerpDEX 1h -2.6% -0.0003%
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What is a Ethereum funding rate?

ETH funding rates show the periodic payments exchanged between long and short positions in Ethereum perpetual futures. Positive funding generally means longs pay shorts, while negative funding means shorts pay longs. Because every exchange calculates and settles funding independently, the ETH funding rate can differ significantly between venues at the same time.

This page compares Ethereum funding rates across the exchanges we track and converts them into a comparable annualized APR. The table shows the current rate for each exchange, while the historical chart makes it easier to see how ETH funding has changed over time rather than relying on a single snapshot.

The aggregated funding rate is weighted by open interest, so exchanges with more active ETH positions have a larger influence on the headline figure. That helps show where the broader market is positioned while still keeping individual exchange differences visible.

FAQ

What is the ETH funding rate?

The ETH funding rate is the periodic payment between traders holding long and short Ethereum perpetual futures positions. It helps keep perpetual contract prices close to the underlying ETH spot price.

Why do Ethereum funding rates differ between exchanges?

Each exchange has its own order flow, open interest, traders and funding methodology. As a result, the Ethereum funding rate can be positive on one exchange and lower, neutral or negative on another at the same time.

What does positive or negative ETH funding mean?

Positive funding usually means long positions pay short positions, which can indicate stronger demand for leveraged longs. Negative funding reverses the payment direction and can indicate heavier short positioning. Funding should be interpreted together with price, open interest and other market data rather than on its own.

How is ETH funding APR calculated?

Funding APR annualizes the current periodic funding rate so exchanges with different settlement intervals can be compared on the same basis. It is a standardized comparison metric, not a guaranteed return, because funding rates can change quickly.

How is the aggregated ETH funding rate calculated?

The aggregated rate is weighted by ETH open interest across the exchanges covered on this page. Exchanges with more open positions therefore contribute more to the aggregate than smaller venues.