How often does the funding heatmap refresh?

The heatmap refreshes automatically every 5 minutes, so the rates you see are close to live.

Which exchanges are covered on the heatmap?

The heatmap tracks USDT-margined perpetual funding across Binance, Bybit and OKX, with more venues added over time.

How do I read the heatmap colors?

Red cells mean positive funding (longs pay shorts), green means negative funding (shorts pay longs), and gray means funding is near zero.

Does the heatmap cover funding rates or full price data?

It shows per-instrument funding rates; compare only after normalizing settlement intervals.

Do I need an account to use the heatmap?

No. The heatmap and funding dashboard are free and require no login.

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Live Crypto Funding Rate Heatmap — Binance, Bybit & OKX

Core live funding rates from Binance, Bybit and OKX — side by side for every coin — The radar provides a separate view of other venues; its historical mixed-interval aggregate is not comparable to this table.

Observed: 2026-10-20 01:04:44 UTC

Funding rate = % per linear 8-hour equivalent · Native intervals vary

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Showing: 40 coins · 3 exchanges

Longs pay > 0.05% 0.01–0.05% Near zero –0.01% to –0.05% Shorts pay > 0.05%

Coin Binance Bybit OKX

ERA -2.6488% -13.1709% —

CSOPSKHYNIX2L -1.6300% -0.4095% -0.3604%

CSOPSAMSUNG2L -0.7270% -0.2617% -0.1209%

FWDI -0.5209% -0.2824% -0.4696%

TBT 0.3482% 0.0000% —

BTW -0.3437% -0.4015% —

EPIC 0.3094% 0.0100% —

CT -0.2925% -0.3344% -0.4482%

SAND -0.2384% -0.1517% -0.2049%

CXMT -0.2073% -0.3625% -0.0140%

BROCCOLIF3B 0.1898% — —

SHAZ -0.1873% -0.0934% -0.0343%

BLUR -0.1788% -0.2627% -0.1942%

GIGADEV -0.1675% — —

ZHONGJI -0.1613% -0.0155% 0.0000%

SOPH -0.1607% -0.0660% -0.0148%

STXX -0.1578% -0.2014% —

UNITREE -0.1574% -0.2158% -0.1729%

TWST 0.1571% 0.0000% —

RLC -0.1552% -0.0916% —

BWET -0.1427% -0.0380% -0.0439%

SKDD -0.1217% -0.2222% -0.1167%

BNC 0.1068% 0.0296% —

BX 0.1058% 0.0000% 0.0832%

MCD 0.1051% 0.0000% 0.0205%

SKHYNIX 0.1041% 0.3621% 0.0479%

PHAROS 0.0886% 0.0100% —

W -0.0877% -0.0432% -0.0781%

CTK -0.0872% — —

KODEX200 0.0830% 0.0000% —

BITO -0.0787% -0.1987% —

GTC -0.0776% — —

QNTX -0.0759% 0.0227% —

ZM 0.0741% 0.2192% 0.0520%

ADBE 0.0717% 0.0500% 0.0079%

PYPL 0.0711% 0.0000% 0.0000%

GPRO -0.0686% 0.0000% -0.0139%

AGT 0.0676% — —

LSK -0.0647% -0.0236% —

ILV -0.0630% 0.0100% —

How to read this heatmap

Each row is one coin and each column is an exchange. Values are linear 8-hour equivalents, not native settlement rates. Core data from Binance, Bybit and OKX, The three columns below cover only Binance, Bybit and OKX. The colour band marks the strength of the rate: green when longs pay shorts, red when shorts pay longs, grey near zero. Funding is the periodic payment between long and short holders — when positive, longs pay shorts; when negative, shorts pay longs.

Why funding rates matter

Funding rates are a market sentiment indicator. Persistently positive rates mean the crowd is long and over-leveraged (shorts get paid to balance). Persistently negative rates mean the crowd is short and over-leveraged (longs get paid). High absolute rates — positive or negative — usually precede mean reversion.

How to use the heatmap

Look for clusters and divergences. If a coin shows a strong positive rate on one venue and a negative rate on another, there is a funding spread — the basis of a cross-exchange funding arbitrage. Scan the table for the widest gaps between columns.

What this is not

This is not financial advice. Funding rates are time-sensitive and can flip in minutes, especially around major announcements, liquidations, or volatility spikes. Always verify rates on the exchange where you trade before acting. We use public APIs and refresh every 5 minutes.

Funding rate basics

Funding intervals vary by contract and can change. This heatmap converts validated native rates to a linear 8-hour equivalent for comparison; that is not a promise of settlement every 8 hours. The rate is calculated from the difference between the perpetual price and the underlying index, plus an interest component. The displayed rate is the projected rate for the next funding window — exchanges publish this in advance, so traders know what they will pay (or receive) before the funding event.

For a deeper explanation, read our Funding Rate Education guide or our Data Sources and Methodology.