XYZ100 Perpetual Swap Funding Rate by Exchange
trade[XYZ] Index 100
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trade[XYZ]trade[XYZ]How XYZ100 funding actually paid this week
Top pairs by funding actually paid over the last 7 days on a $10,000 position, after entry and exit costs — not the instant APR.
Over the last week no XYZ100 long/short pair paid enough funding to cover its entry and exit costs.
Past 7 days, not a forecast. Costs = taker fees on both venues, in and out. Upcoming payouts →
Funding Rates by Exchange
Funding Rates by Exchange
| Exchange | Funding APR↓ | Interval | Open Interest↕ | Mark Price↕ |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| trade[XYZ]Best LongBest Short | +5.48% | 1h | $110.0M | $30,677 |
XYZ100 funding rates explained
Funding data updated 04:14 UTC, 2026-10-01
XYZ100 (trade[XYZ] Index 100) tokenized / RWA perpetual funding rates — also called perpetual swap funding rates — are aggregated live by exchange across 1 venues on ORBIT. Funding is the recurring payment exchanged between long and short traders that keeps a perpetual swap tethered to the spot price — when it is positive, longs pay shorts; when negative, shorts pay longs. Right now XYZ100 funding ranges from +5.48% annualized on trade[XYZ] to +5.48% on trade[XYZ].
The widest cross-exchange funding spread for XYZ100 is currently 0.0% APR. A delta-neutral funding trade captures this gap by going long on trade[XYZ] — where funding is lowest, so the long leg is paid or pays the least — and short on trade[XYZ], where funding is highest, so the short leg collects. Because the two legs are equal and opposite, the asset's price moves cancel out and what is left is the funding spread. ORBIT's backtester replays the real funding history of both legs and subtracts live taker fees and order-book slippage, so the result is net PnL, not a headline number.
Total open interest across covered venues is $110.0M, 24h volume is $176.3M, the volume-weighted mark price is $30,677. Deeper liquidity means a funding spread can be traded at larger size with lower slippage — use the Min OI filter on the screener to surface only markets you can realistically enter and exit.