The Funding Rates table is the raw data view: a matrix of every coin against every exchange, showing the current funding rate on each. It is sorted by the largest funding spread across exchanges — where the same coin has very different funding from one venue to another.

This is the source data behind Funding Radar. Use this table to compare venues; use Funding Radar for the ready delta-neutral action.

A perpetual future has no expiry, so exchanges use a funding rate to keep it pinned to spot. Every period (usually 8h) one side pays the other:

• Positive funding → longs pay shorts.
• Negative funding → shorts pay longs.

Extreme funding also signals crowd positioning — very high positive funding near a top means longs are overheated.

• Coin — the asset (sticky first column).
• Max spread — the biggest funding difference across exchanges for that coin. Large = opportunity to collect on one venue vs. another.
• Exchange columns — the funding rate on each exchange. Green positive, red negative.
• Search a coin to jump straight to it.

• Scan Max spread to spot coins with lopsided funding across venues.
• Pick the exchange with the strongest rate for a delta-neutral carry (see the Funding Radar guide).
• Watch extreme funding as a sentiment gauge, not just a yield.