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ICP (ICP) Funding Rate

Live ICP perpetual funding rate data on Hyperliquid. The funding rate determines payments between long and short traders every 8 hours.

Current Funding Rate (8h)
-0.0115%
Shorts pay longs
Annualized Rate
-12.62%
Projected annual cost/yield at current rate

What This Means

Moderately Bearish

Shorts are paying longs a moderate rate. This reflects healthy bearish demand without extreme positioning.

ICP Market Context

Price
$2.17
-2.88%
Open Interest
$1.09M
Volume 24h
$904.0K
Mark / Oracle
$2.17
$2.18

ICP Cross-Exchange Funding Rate Comparison

ExchangeFunding Rate (8h)AnnualizedIntervalSpread vs HL
HyperliquidCurrent
-0.0115%-12.62%8h--
Binance-0.1018%-111.42%8h+0.0902%
Bybit-0.0542%-59.35%8h+0.0427%
OKX-0.1260%-137.97%8h+0.1145%

Funding rate arbitrage: When ICP funding rates diverge across exchanges, traders can profit by going long on the exchange with lower (or negative) funding and short on the exchange with higher funding. The spread column shows the difference between Hyperliquid and each CEX -- a positive spread means Hyperliquid longs pay more, while a negative spread means CEX longs pay more. These discrepancies typically arise from differences in trader positioning and liquidity across venues.

Understanding Funding Rates

Funding rates are a mechanism unique to perpetual futures contracts. Unlike traditional futures that expire on a set date, perpetual contracts have no expiry. To keep the perpetual price aligned with the underlying spot price, exchanges use a funding rate system where one side periodically pays the other.

On Hyperliquid, funding is settled every 8 hours (three times per day). When the perpetual price trades above the oracle (spot) price, the funding rate is positive and long traders pay short traders. When it trades below, the funding rate is negative and shorts pay longs. This incentivizes arbitrageurs to close the gap between perpetual and spot prices.

For ICP (ICP), the current funding rate of -0.0115% per 8h means that a $10,000 position on the paying side would cost approximately $1.15 per funding period. Over a year at this rate, the annualized cost would be 12.62% of the position size.

Frequently Asked Questions

The current ICP funding rate is -0.0115% per 8-hour period. This means short positions pay long positions at this rate every 8 hours. Annualized, this equates to approximately -12.62%.
ICP perpetual contracts on Hyperliquid use a funding rate mechanism to keep the perpetual price anchored to the spot price. Every 8 hours, the side with more demand (longs or shorts) pays the other side. If the perpetual price is above spot, longs pay shorts (positive funding). If below, shorts pay longs (negative funding).
A negative funding rate for ICP means short position holders are paying long position holders. This indicates bearish market sentiment. Traders holding short positions will incur a cost, while those on the opposite side will earn the funding payment.
ICP funding rate on Hyperliquid is settled every 8 hours, which means there are 3 funding periods per day. The rate can change each period based on market conditions and the premium/discount of the perpetual price relative to the oracle price. Traders should monitor funding rates before and during their positions.
Yes, traders can earn funding payments by taking the side that receives payment. For example, when ICP funding is negative, long positions receive funding payments from shorts. Some traders use a "funding rate arbitrage" strategy by hedging their position on the spot market while collecting funding. However, this requires careful risk management.
Funding rates for ICP can vary significantly across exchanges because each platform calculates them based on its own order book dynamics, open interest composition, and trader positioning. Hyperliquid, as a decentralized perpetual exchange, often has different liquidity profiles and trader demographics compared to centralized exchanges like Binance, Bybit, or OKX. These differences create funding rate discrepancies that savvy traders can exploit through cross-exchange arbitrage.
Cross-exchange funding rate arbitrage involves opening opposing positions on two exchanges where funding rates differ. For example, if ICP funding is higher on Hyperliquid than on Binance, you could go short on Hyperliquid (collecting funding) and long on Binance (paying lower funding), profiting from the spread. The position sizes should be equal so price movements cancel out. Key risks include execution timing, margin requirements across multiple exchanges, and the possibility that rates converge before the next settlement.
Funding rates can change every settlement period (typically every 8 hours), so it is advisable to check cross-exchange rates at least before each settlement. Large rate discrepancies between Hyperliquid and CEXes like Binance, Bybit, or OKX tend to be short-lived as arbitrageurs act to close the gap. Monitoring rates around settlement times (every 8 hours) gives you the best opportunity to identify and act on profitable spreads.

Related Pages

ICP OverviewICP LiquidationsICP Open InterestWhat is Funding Rate?Funding Rate Calculator

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