Hyperliquid funding rates, live
The table below shows the current hourly funding rate for every listed Hyperliquid perp market, plus its annualized equivalent (the hourly rate ×24×365 — a snapshot extrapolated, not a forecast). Hyperliquid settles funding every hour, peer-to-peer between longs and shorts; positive funding means longs are paying shorts, negative means the reverse. Sorted by APR magnitude by default, so the most crowded markets — in either direction — surface first. How funding actually works is covered in our funding rates guide.
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Data comes directly from Hyperliquid's public API, fetched in your browser when this page loads — we don't store or modify it. Open interest is shown as USD notional (contracts × mark price); funding APR is the current hourly rate annualized (×24×365), not a prediction. Positive funding: longs pay shorts. Not investment advice.
Same coin, three venues
Hyperliquid's public API also publishes a predicted funding rate for the same coin on Binance and Bybit, which makes a like-for-like comparison possible in one call. The catch is that the three venues don't settle on the same schedule: Hyperliquid settles every hour, while Binance and Bybit settle every four or eight hours depending on the market. Their headline rates therefore cover different spans of time and are not directly comparable as published.
Every rate below is normalized to an hourly equivalent — each venue's own rate divided by its own settlement interval, which the API reports per coin. The spread column is the widest gap between any two venues listing that coin, so the most divergent markets surface first. A venue that doesn't list a coin shows "not listed" rather than a zero.
Binance and Bybit are centralized exchanges. They appear here as comparison data published by Hyperliquid's own API — we don't cover them as trading destinations and don't link to them.
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Reading this table
Persistent positive funding on a market means longs are consistently paying to hold — a crowded-long signal, and a real carrying cost that compounds hourly on leveraged positions. A directionally-correct position can still bleed through funding; our leverage and liquidation guide covers how funding pressure interacts with margin. This is positioning information, not a trading signal.
See also: open interest and 24h volume for the same markets.
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