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Live IN-USDT perpetual funding rates on Binance, Bybit, Bitget and Gate, converted into what holding the position costs in dollars.
Updated 2026-11-04 10:04 UTC
IN-USDT
Cost of holding this position
+$90.00
$10.0k · 30 days · 1x Long
Last 24 settlements
4 exchangesThe estimate assumes today's funding rate stays the same for the whole holding period. In practice the rate changes at every settlement.
IN-USDT · Long
IN funding rate by exchange
| # | Exchange | 24h volume | Funding rate | Annualised | Bid-ask spread | Cost for a long |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | $125.1k | +0.0050%/4h | 10.95% | 0.181% | +$90.00 | |
| 2 | $191.2k | +0.0050%/4h | 10.95% | 0.144% | +$90.00 | |
| 3 | $127.6k | +0.0050%/4h | 10.95% | 0.0722% | +$90.00 | |
| 4 | $1.4M | +0.0096%/4h | 20.93% | 0.0722% | +$171.99 |
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Where holding IN was cheapest over 90 days
Over the last 90 days a $10,000 long received $306.00 in funding on Bitget, the cheapest of 4 exchanges, and paid $67.01 on Gate, the most expensive: a difference of $373.01.
The ranking runs the other way for shorts: a $10,000 short received $67.01 on Gate, the best exchange for a short.
The ranking has moved: over the last 7 days the cheapest for longs was Bitget, and over 30 days Bybit, so check the recent figures before relying on the 90-day result.
Running total of funding paid by a $10,000 long, day by day, on one scale for every exchange. Above the line the long paid; below it, it received.
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IN funding rate history: last 90 days
What a $10,000 long position would have paid (+) or received (−) in funding on each exchange, at the funding rates each exchange published for every settlement. For a short, the signs are reversed.
| Exchange | Settlements | Last 7 days | Last 30 days | Last 90 days | Average, annualised | Positive settlements | Lowest / highest |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 180 /4h | +$37.38 | -$549.32 | -$187.39 | -66.83% | 91% | -1.8373% / +0.0593% | |
| 180 /4h | +$21.00 | -$532.39 | -$306.00 | -64.77% | 92% | -1.5004% / +0.0050% | |
| 180 /4h | +$50.37 | -$506.14 | +$67.01 | -61.58% | 88% | -1.5673% / +0.1309% | |
| 180 /4h | +$80.29 | -$455.71 | -$70.05 | -55.44% | 92% | -1.5794% / +0.0826% |
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IN funding rate history by day
Each cell adds up every settlement on that exchange during one UTC day. Multiply by your position size for the day's payment: +0.0300% on $10,000 is $3.
| Date (UTC) | Bybit | Bitget | Gate | Binance |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-11-03 | +0.0300% | +0.0300% | +0.0652% | +0.1210% |
| 2026-11-02 | +0.0300% | +0.0300% | +0.0300% | +0.0680% |
| 2026-11-01 | +0.0715% | +0.0300% | +0.1035% | +0.1612% |
| 2026-10-31 | +0.1225% | +0.0300% | +0.1268% | +0.1795% |
| 2026-10-30 | +0.0678% | +0.0300% | +0.1159% | +0.1064% |
| 2026-10-29 | +0.0300% | +0.0300% | +0.0300% | +0.0674% |
| 2026-10-28 | +0.0027% | +0.0300% | +0.0351% | +0.0499% |
| 2026-10-27 | -0.0018% | +0.0164% | -0.0010% | +0.0300% |
| 2026-10-26 | +0.0139% | -0.0789% | -0.1253% | -0.0514% |
| 2026-10-25 | -2.5385% | -2.7015% | -2.9409% | -2.6840% |
| 2026-10-24 | -4.4431% | -3.3399% | -3.7535% | -3.7040% |
| 2026-10-23 | +0.0172% | +0.0300% | +0.0170% | +0.0279% |
| 2026-10-22 | +0.0728% | +0.0300% | +0.0138% | +0.0300% |
| 2026-10-21 | +0.0582% | +0.0300% | +0.0300% | +0.0307% |
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IN funding rate: common questions
Do longs or shorts pay IN funding right now?
Longs pay shorts on all 4 exchanges. The next IN funding rate is positive everywhere, from +0.0050% on Bybit to +0.0096% on Binance.
On Binance the rate has been positive for 53 settlements in a row, so this is a lasting cost for longs rather than a one-off spike.
Is the IN funding rate high right now?
Yes. At the last settlement on Binance the rate was +0.0434%, well above its typical size of 0.0050% per settlement over the past 30 days.
Is the IN perpetual trading above or below spot?
Above. On the 4 exchanges that publish an index price, the IN perpetual's mark price is 0.0361% to 0.1880% above the spot index. Exchanges combine this premium with a small interest component to set the next funding rate, so a lasting premium pushes funding up.
Which exchange was cheapest for holding IN over the last 90 days?
Over the last 90 days a $10,000 long received $306.00 in funding on Bitget, the cheapest of 4 exchanges, and paid $67.01 on Gate, the most expensive: a difference of $373.01.
The ranking runs the other way for shorts: a $10,000 short received $67.01 on Gate, the best exchange for a short.
The ranking has moved: over the last 7 days the cheapest for longs was Bitget, and over 30 days Bybit, so check the recent figures before relying on the 90-day result.
Which exchange has the most IN perpetual trading volume?
Binance has the most: 75.7% of the $1.8M in IN perpetual futures traded across these exchanges in the last 24 hours, followed by Bitget with 10.5%.
Open interest adds up to $1.6M on the exchanges that report it, the largest share on Bitget (41.2%).
When is the next IN funding payment?
Binance, Bybit, Bitget and Gate: every 4 hours, next at 2026-11-04 12:00 UTC.
Only positions that are open at the settlement time pay or receive funding.
What was the highest IN funding rate in the last 30 days?
The highest settled rate was +0.1309% on Gate (2026-10-19 00:00 UTC); the lowest was -1.8373% on Bybit (2026-10-24 16:00 UTC).
On Binance the rate switched between positive and negative 4 times over the 30 days.
How much has IN funding cost over the past 30 days?
At the funding rates each exchange published, holding a $10,000 long for the past 30 days would have cost -$549.32 on Bybit, the least, and -$455.71 on Binance, the most.
Over the past 90 days it would have cost -$306.00 on Bitget, the least, and $67.01 on Gate, the most.
A negative amount means the long position was paid funding instead of charged.
Funding rates are reset at every settlement, so these answers describe today's market, not a forecast.