ARM Funding Rate History — Settled Payments by Exchange

What ARM (Arm Holdings) actually paid over the last 30 days: 5,489 settlements across 19 venues, broken down venue by venue. These are settled payments — the amount an exchange actually charged or credited each funding interval — not the rate currently quoted for the next payment. Phoenix paid the most over the window at +0.9609% of position size.

A funding rate quoted right now is a forecast of the next payment; what a position actually earned is the sum of payments that already settled. Two venues can quote a similar rate and still pay very differently over a month, because they settle on different schedules and compute the rate from their own order book rather than a shared index. The rate was positive in 65% of the 5,489 settlements recorded here, meaning longs paid shorts that often.

Over the window, settled totals ranged from +0.9609% on Phoenix to -0.1316% on Bitunix — the gap between them is what a delta-neutral position collecting on both legs would have captured before fees and slippage. Verify the live version of this spread on the ORBIT funding screener before sizing a trade: settled history shows what already happened, not what will happen next.