Live cross-exchange snapshot showing the day’s biggest movers by 24h price change and the highest funding-rate arbitrage opportunities across Binance, Bybit, and OKX. Refreshes every 2 minutes.
Top Movers (24h)
The contracts below showed the largest absolute price change in the last 24 hours, regardless of direction. Sorted by |change%|. Use this to spot momentum and mean-reversion candidates.
| # | Exchange | Symbol | Price | 24h Change | 24h Volume | Funding |
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Funding Rate Arbitrage Opportunities
When the same coin trades with different funding rates on two exchanges, a delta-neutral position can capture the spread: SHORT the high-funding exchange, LONG the low-funding exchange, hold, and collect the spread every 8 hours. APR shown assumes the spread persists for a year (it usually compresses as arb traders enter). The strategy is market-neutral if the two venues are properly hedged.
| # | Symbol | Long venue | Long rate | Short venue | Short rate | Spread / 8h | Annualized |
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How the arb calculation works
For each coin that trades on at least two of the three major exchanges (Binance, Bybit, OKX), we take the current funding rate on each venue and find the spread between the highest and lowest. We only surface opportunities with at least 0.5 basis points (0.005%) of spread per 8h — anything tighter is usually eaten by trading fees and slippage. The annualized figure multiplies the per-8h spread by 3 (periods per day) and by 365.
Real-world execution is rarely this clean: spreads compress as arb traders pile in, withdrawal times between venues can take hours, and one side of the trade is usually smaller or less liquid than the other. Use this list as a starting point for further research, not as a money machine.
Funding rate basics
Funding is the periodic payment exchanged between long and short traders in a perpetual futures contract. When funding is positive, longs pay shorts. When it is negative, shorts pay longs. The rate is set by the difference between the mark price and the index price, dampened by an interest rate component. For more detail, see the methodology page, the Funding 101 guide, or the funding calculator.
Related pages
- Funding Rate Screener — per-exchange sortable table
- Funding Dashboard — heatmap of all rates
- Funding Heatmap — visual map of crowded positioning
- Intelligence — funding rate intelligence & alerts