Cryptocurrency Funding Rate Calculator

Optimize your perpetual futures trading strategy by calculating potential funding rate earnings across different exchanges

What is Funding Rate?

Funding rates are periodic payments either to traders that are long or short based on the difference between perpetual contract markets and spot prices. These payments serve to keep perpetual futures prices in line with the underlying market.

Calculate Your Potential Funding Payments

Position APY APM APD Rate (%) APY ($) APM ($) APD ($) Rate ($) Leverage Open/Close Fee Fee Amount Fee Return (Days)
Your Investment 2.16% 0.18% 0.006% $216.00 $18.00 $0.60 $0.02 0.04% $4.00 6.67
Your Position 216.00% 18.00% 0.60% $21,600.00 $1,800.00 $60.00 $20.00 0.04% $400.00 6.67

Understanding Cryptocurrency Funding Rates

Funding rates are a crucial mechanism in cryptocurrency perpetual futures markets. They help maintain the price of perpetual contracts close to the underlying asset's spot price. Here's what you need to know:

Key Components:

  • APY (Annual Percentage Yield): The projected yearly return based on the current funding rate
  • APM (Annual Percentage Monthly): Monthly returns based on the funding rate
  • APD (Annual Percentage Daily): Daily returns from funding payments
  • Leverage: Multiplier that increases both potential profits and risks
  • Open/Close Fee: Trading fees charged by the exchange

How to Use This Calculator:

  1. Enter your investment amount in the "Your Investment" field
  2. Adjust the funding rate percentage (default is 0.02%)
  3. Set your desired leverage (1x to 100x)
  4. View your potential returns and fees across different timeframes
Risk Warning

Trading cryptocurrency futures with leverage carries significant risk. The funding rate calculator is for educational purposes only and should not be considered financial advice. Always:

  • Understand the risks involved in leveraged trading
  • Never trade more than you can afford to lose
  • Consider the impact of fees on your trading strategy
  • Monitor funding rates as they can change frequently

Frequently Asked Questions

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