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Editorial policy
Where vibgg's funding and fee data comes from, how fee levels are checked, how the site makes money, and how to report a mistake.
Where the data comes from
Funding rates, prices, spreads and volume come from the market data that the 5 exchanges covered here publish for everyone. vibgg never connects to a trading account. Every page shows when its figures were last updated, and out-of-date figures are clearly marked.
How fee levels are checked
Exchanges publish their fee schedules as web pages rather than live data, so each VIP level is checked against the exchange's official fee page and dated when it was checked. A fee that has not been confirmed against that page is marked with a question mark and a warning. We would rather leave a gap than show a number nobody has checked.
How rankings are decided
Every ranking uses the same published formula for every exchange and is never weighted by what an exchange pays us. When a referral discount lowers a cost, the page says so, and you can switch the discount off to compare standard fees.
Affiliate disclosure: exchange links on vibgg are referral links. If you sign up through one, we may earn a share of the trading fees you pay. It never raises your cost, and where a fee discount applies it lowers it. Rankings use the same published formula for every exchange and are not affected by commissions.
How often content is reviewed
Guides are reviewed at least every 90 days and show their last update date. Fee tables are re-checked every quarter, because exchanges sometimes change fees without an announcement.
How to verify funding rates and exchange fees →
Corrections
If you spot a wrong number, tell us and we will correct it: [email protected]
Not financial advice
vibgg publishes market data and cost calculations, not investment advice, and nothing here is a recommendation to trade. Leveraged perpetual futures can lose you more than your initial margin.