Arbitrum vs Polygon Comparison

Side-by-side comparison of ARB and MATIC on Hyperliquid perpetual futures

ARB
$0.1000
+1.35% (24h)
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MATIC
$0.3762
+0.00% (24h)
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ARB vs MATIC Comparison Table

MetricARBMATICEdge
Price$0.1000$0.3762-
24h Change+1.35%+0.00%ARB
24h Volume$4.32M$0ARB
Open Interest$3.23M$0ARB
Funding Rate (8h)-0.0007%+0.0000%ARB
Annualized Funding-0.77%+0.00%-

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Funding Rate Comparison

ARB has a funding rate of -0.0007% (8h), while MATIC sits at +0.0000% (8h).

ARB has a higher absolute funding rate, meaning shorts are paying more to hold positions. This suggests stronger directional conviction in ARB.

Open Interest Context

ARB has $3.23M in open interest with an OI/Volume ratio of 0.75.MATIC has $0 with a ratio of 0.00.

ARB has a higher OI/Volume ratio, indicating more sustained positions relative to trading activity. This typically means traders are holding longer-term directional bets.

Volume Context

ARB traded $4.32M in the last 24 hours, while MATIC traded $0.

ARB is more actively traded, which generally means tighter spreads, better execution, and lower slippage for traders. Higher volume also tends to reflect greater market interest and liquidity.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Arbitrum (ARB) and Polygon (MATIC) are both available as perpetual futures on Hyperliquid. They differ in price, market capitalization, trading volume, and funding rates. ARB currently trades at $0.1000 while MATIC trades at $0.3762. Each has its own funding rate dynamics, open interest levels, and volatility profile, making them suitable for different trading strategies.
Currently, ARB has a higher absolute funding rate (-0.0007% per 8h) compared to MATIC (+0.0000% per 8h). A higher funding rate means traders on the paying side incur greater costs, but it can also present funding rate arbitrage opportunities.
The choice between trading ARB and MATIC depends on your strategy and risk tolerance. ARB has a 24h volume of $4.32M and open interest of $3.23M, while MATIC has $0 volume and $0 open interest. Higher volume typically means tighter spreads and better execution. Consider each asset's funding rate, volatility, and your own thesis when deciding. You can trade both on Beacon with real-time analytics.
ARB currently has higher open interest, indicating more capital committed to open positions. ARB has $3.23M in open interest while MATIC has $0. Higher open interest generally signals stronger market conviction and can lead to more volatile moves when liquidations cascade. The OI-to-volume ratio also matters - a higher ratio suggests more sustained positioning rather than purely speculative day trading.
Yes, both Arbitrum (ARB) and Polygon (MATIC) perpetual futures are available on Hyperliquid and can be traded through Beacon. You can open positions in both assets simultaneously, allowing for pair trades, hedging strategies, or portfolio diversification. Beacon provides real-time data, signals, and analytics for both assets to help inform your trading decisions.

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