DJT Funding Rates

Funding is a payment between long and short holders of a perpetual contract.

At a positive rate, longs pay shorts

At a negative rate, shorts pay longs

Rate as of 13.11.2026 18:51 UTC Long · 10 000 USD

Exchanges with current rates: 4
Range normalized to 8 hours: 0.000000% → 0.000000%
Where the selected side receives funding: Long: 0 of 4

Calculate one funding payment

One settlement calculated from the displayed rate and position notional. Trading fees and profit or loss from price changes are calculated separately.

Long on Bitget · DJTUSDT

Zero payment

10 000.00 USD × 0.000000% per 8 h

Compare current funding rates

Rows are ordered by the payment to the selected side over the same eight hours. The original rate and single payment apply to each contract’s own interval.

Exchange / contract	Rate per interval	Interval	8-hour equivalent	One payment, USD	Next settlement	Open interest, USD	24-hour volume, USD	Open exchange
Long · 10 000 USD Rate as of 13.11.2026 18:51 UTC Next settlement — 14.11
BitgetDJTUSDT	0.000000%	8 h	0.000000%	Zero payment	00:00	180 422	290 729	Open Bitget
BybitDJTUSDT	0.000000%	8 h	0.000000%	Zero payment	00:00	181 051	485 037	Open Bybit
Gate.ioDJT_USDT	0.000000%	8 h	0.000000%	Zero payment	00:00	19 121	31 209	Open Gate.io
KuCoinDJTUSDTM	0.000000%	8 h	0.000000%	Zero payment	00:00	527	929 731	Open KuCoin

Cost of holding a position · DJT

This is the cost or income of holding your side, not arbitrage: the price of the position is not hedged.

Venue	Long			Short
on 10,000 notional per legThe current rate stays unchanged in repeats.before fees
Venue	24 h	7 days	30 days	24 h	7 days	30 days
Bybit	0.00 USDT	0.00 USDT	0.00 USDT	0.00 USDT	0.00 USDT	0.00 USDT
Bitget	0.00 USDT	0.00 USDT	0.00 USDT	0.00 USDT	0.00 USDT	0.00 USDT
Gate.io	0.00 USDT	0.00 USDT	0.00 USDT	0.00 USDT	0.00 USDT	0.00 USDT
KuCoin	0.00 USDT	0.00 USDT	0.00 USDT	0.00 USDT	0.00 USDT	0.00 USDT

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About DJT Funding Rates

Funding rates for DJT perpetual futures reflect the cost of holding long or short positions. When the rate is positive, longs pay shorts; when negative, shorts pay longs. The settlement interval depends on the venue and the contract — 1h, 4h and 8h are all in use — and rates can vary significantly across exchanges. Traders use funding rate differences between exchanges for delta-neutral arbitrage strategies. We monitor funding rates across 7+ exchanges including Bybit, Bitget, OKX, MEXC, Gate.io, and KuCoin, updating data every 10 minutes.

What are Funding Rates?

Funding rates are periodic payments between long and short traders in perpetual futures markets. They keep the futures price aligned with the spot price. High positive rates indicate bullish sentiment (longs pay shorts), while negative rates signal bearish conditions (shorts pay longs). The settlement interval differs by venue and contract (1h, 4h or 8h), so rates are compared per hour rather than per period.

Scheduled collection every 10 minutes; successful update times are shown with the data. Methodology

DJT funding questions

What is the current DJT funding rate?

The DJT funding rate varies across exchanges and is updated every 10 minutes. Check the comparison table above for the latest rates across all supported exchanges.

What does a positive DJT funding rate mean?

A positive funding rate means traders holding long DJT positions pay those holding short positions. This typically indicates bullish market sentiment with more demand for long positions.

How much does it cost to hold a DJT perpetual position?

Holding your side costs or earns the funding paid at each settlement: when the rate is positive the long pays and the short receives, when it is negative it is the other way round. The holding-cost table above shows this on 10,000 of notional at the current rate; it is the cost of one side, not an arbitrage return. Two-leg scenarios are on the DJT funding arbitrage page.

How often are DJT funding rates settled?

Funding intervals for DJT differ by venue: 8h. Each payment is the rate for that interval, so the table also shows the rate per hour — the unit in which venues with different intervals can be compared.