The rate can change
Funding is typically calculated from market conditions and can move as pricing and positioning change.
PERPETUALS / HOLDING COST / MARKET BALANCE
Many perpetual markets use recurring funding payments to help keep contract prices close to the underlying market. Funding is not the same as a trading fee, and it can change over time as market positioning and pricing conditions change.
Exact formulas, intervals and settlement rules vary. Traders should use the live market information as the source of truth rather than assuming that a funding rate remains constant.
Funding is typically calculated from market conditions and can move as pricing and positioning change.
Depending on the sign of funding, one side of the market may pay the other.
Many perpetual markets apply funding on a recurring schedule defined by the venue.
A position held through multiple funding intervals can accumulate payments or receipts.
Trading P&L should be considered together with funding, fees and other position costs.
Review the displayed funding information before opening or holding a perpetual position.
The rate can rise, fall or change sign.
Long and short positions can experience funding differently.
Longer holding periods can cross more funding intervals.
Opening and closing transactions may have separate fees.
Actual fills can differ from expected prices in moving or thin markets.
Funding does not remove leverage or liquidation risk.
It is a recurring payment mechanism used by many perpetual markets to help align contract and underlying prices.
No. Funding can be positive or negative depending on market conditions and the venue's formula.
No. Funding and execution fees are separate concepts.
Use the live market data and position details before making a trading decision.