- Which exchange has the highest AIN funding rate right now?
- KuCoin shows the highest AIN funding at +39.89% annualized. A high positive rate means shorts get paid, so this is the venue to short AIN when running a funding-arbitrage pair. Rates change every settlement window — check the live screener for the current value.
- Which exchange is best to long AIN for funding?
- Pionex has the lowest AIN funding at +10.96% annualized, which makes the long leg cheapest (or paid). Pair it with the highest-funding venue to capture the spread delta-neutral.
- What is the best AIN funding-arbitrage pair?
- The widest spread is long Binance Futures / short KuCoin at about 28.9% APR before costs. Verify it in the ORBIT backtester, which subtracts real fees and slippage, before sizing a position.
- How often does AIN funding settle?
- AIN funding settles every 4h. Longer intervals concentrate the same annualized rate into fewer, larger payments. ORBIT normalizes every venue to a common APR so they are directly comparable.
- Is AIN funding positive or negative?
- AIN funding is currently positive across venues (longs pay shorts), ranging +10.96% to +39.89% APR.
- What is the current AIN perpetual swap funding rate?
- The current AIN perpetual swap funding rate ranges from +10.96% to +39.89% annualized depending on the exchange — Pionex is lowest and KuCoin is highest right now. There is no single AIN funding rate: every venue runs its own funding formula and order book, which is why the rate has to be read by exchange rather than as one number.
- What is the aggregated AIN funding rate across exchanges?
- Aggregated across the 10 venues ORBIT tracks, AIN funding currently spans +10.96% to +39.89% APR, a spread of 28.9 percentage points. An aggregated average hides the part that matters for trading — the gap between the cheapest and dearest venue — so the table above lists each exchange separately.
- How do I read the AIN 8h funding rate versus the annualized rate?
- AIN does not settle on an 8-hour schedule on the venues tracked here. Because intervals differ by exchange, comparing raw per-payment rates is misleading; ORBIT normalizes each venue to annualized APR so the numbers are directly comparable.