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Funding rate · USD/JPY perpetual · updated every 15 minutes
Funding for USD/JPY is negative: traders betting on a fall are paying longs about 14.1% a year on average. That shows many traders betting on lower prices.
Sorted from the highest to the lowest. Positive = longs pay shorts; negative = shorts pay longs.
| Venue | Per 8 hours | Per year | Pays every | Next payment | Who pays |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hyperliquid DEX | −0.0129% | −14.1% | 1 h | – | shorts pay |
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Ask about your own position in plain words – size, leverage, side and how long you hold. Kumo uses today’s USD/JPY funding from every venue above and shows the maths.
Average funding per full day on Hyperliquid (pays every hour), shown as a yearly rate. Hover a bar for the exact day.
At today’s average rate, before trading fees.
| Position | Per day | Per week | Per 30 days |
|---|---|---|---|
| $1,000 long | −$0.39 | −$2.71 | −$11.62 |
| $10,000 long | −$3.87 | −$27.11 | −$116.18 |
| $100,000 long | −$38.73 | −$271.09 | −$1,161.84 |
Same table, other markets.
All markets: funding rates table
On average −0.0129% every 8 hours (−14.1% a year) across 1 venues. The highest is Hyperliquid at −0.0129%, the lowest Hyperliquid at −0.0129%, per 8 hours. Updated every 15 minutes.
Negative on average – traders holding short USD/JPY positions pay those holding longs. The sign can change from one payment to the next.
It depends on the venue: Hyperliquid every 1 hour. Kumo converts all of them to “per 8 hours” so they can be compared.
At today’s average, a $1,000 long pays about $0.39 a day in funding – it receives it, because funding is negative, on top of trading fees. Rates change all the time, so this is a snapshot, not a promise.
Not reliably. In our six-year study of 20 coins, very high or negative funding was followed by rises about as often as by falls. Right now USD/JPY funding is −14.1% a year.