ONE funding rate today: 1 exchange
The ONE funding rate on USDT-margined perpetuals at Binance: per funding interval, normalized to 8 hours and annualized, plus how much was paid over the past 7 and 30 days. Snapshot -, refreshed every minute.
Right now: the ONE rate on Binance is -0.0066% per 8h. Shorts pay. Combined 24h turnover across exchanges: $7.1M.
What the numbers say
- The rate is negative on all 1 exchanges: shorts pay longs, positioning leans short.
- Rates are within normal range: about 0.01% per 8 hours or less, no positioning imbalance.
- On Binance the current rate looks like a spike: +0.01% was paid over the past 7 days, versus -0.14% at today's rate.
Rates by exchange
| Exchange | Rate per interval | Cap | Per 8h | Annualized | Next payment | Paid 7d | Paid 30d | 24h turnover |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Binance | -0.0033% / 4h | ±2% | -0.0066% | -7.2% | - | +0.01% | -44.04% | $7M |
Positive: longs pay shorts. Negative: shorts pay longs. The cap is the maximum rate per interval on that exchange (intervals and caps by exchange). "-" in the paid columns means the coin has been listed for less than the period or its history is still being collected.
Who pays whom
Cost of holding a position
| Exchange | $1,000 long, 1 day | $1,000 short, 1 day | $10,000 long, 1 week (current rate) | $10,000 long, last week (actual) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Binance | +0.20 $ | -0.20 $ | +13.89 $ | -1.21 $ |
Positive means you receive, negative means you pay. "Current rate" assumes the rate does not change; in practice it is recalculated every interval. "Actual" uses the real payments of the past 7 days. Trading fees are not included.
More on ONE
- Funding rate heatmap - ONE next to other coins.
- Open interest screener - whether positions in ONE are growing or shrinking.
- Liquidations - forced closes over the last 24 hours.
FAQ
What is the ONE funding rate now?
Binance: -0.0033% per 4h. The table above refreshes every minute.
Who pays ONE funding?
With a positive rate longs pay shorts; with a negative rate shorts pay longs. The money goes from one side of traders to the other, not to the exchange. The rate is negative on all 1 exchanges: shorts pay longs, positioning leans short.
Why are ONE funding rates different on each exchange?
Each exchange computes the rate with its own formula and charges it on its own schedule (every 1, 2, 4 or 8 hours). Only values normalized to the same period can be compared - the "per 8h" column.
Is extreme funding a signal to trade against? We tested it on 522 coins: shorting high funding won often but lost on average after squeezes.
The page shows exchange data and arithmetic on it. It is not a trading signal or investment advice.