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MICRODUCK funding rate

Live microduck perpetual funding on every connected exchange. Positive funding means longs pay shorts.

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Highest (24h)+1.396%Gate
Lowest (24h)+1.396%Gate
Average (24h)+1.396%across 1 venues
Funding gap (24h)0.000%short the highest, long the lowest
ExchangeFundingIntervalNext in24hAPRMarkvs indexVolume
Gate logoGateCEX · MICRODUCK_USDT+0.2326%4h02:52:56+1.396%+509.4%$0.00222-0.090%$161.4K

MICRODUCK funding rate explained

Right now microduck (MICRODUCK) perpetual futures trade on 1 exchange we track. The highest funding is on Gate at +1.396% per day, the lowest on Gate at +1.396%. The average across all venues is +1.396% per day, or about +509.4% a year. Positive funding means MICRODUCK longs are paying shorts — the market is leaning long.

The gap between the highest and lowest venue is 0.000% per day. A delta-neutral position that shorts MICRODUCK on Gate and goes long on Gate would collect that difference at each settlement, before trading fees and the price spread between the two contracts. Check the live MICRODUCK arbitrage page for the price side of the trade.

Settlement intervals differ: MICRODUCK funding is paid every 4 hours depending on the exchange, so every rate on this page is also shown normalised to 24 hours and as an APR.

Related: MICRODUCK arbitrage · microduck price · funding rates for all coins.

What is the MICRODUCK funding rate today?

The average MICRODUCK funding rate across 1 exchanges is +1.396% per 24 hours. It ranges from +1.396% on Gate to +1.396% on Gate. Rates update every few seconds on this page.

Which exchange has the highest MICRODUCK funding rate?

Gate currently has the highest MICRODUCK funding at +1.396% per day, and Gate the lowest at +1.396%.

How often is MICRODUCK funding paid?

MICRODUCK perpetuals settle funding every 4 hours, depending on the exchange. The table shows each venue's interval and a countdown to the next payment.

Is MICRODUCK funding positive or negative?

On average it is positive (+1.396% per day): longs pay shorts.