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GRAM — funding rate on Aster

Aster · GRAMUSDT
+0.009%per 4h · +0.002%/hshorts receive
last settlement+0.007%→upcoming payout+0.009%• unchanged
38:01settlement
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Price (mark)
1.091
+5.3% 24h
Vol 24h
$5.5M
Open interest
—
Price move in 2 min
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Entry economics

Position calculator
Position size
$2,500
Funding per settlement (4h)
$0.23 · $0.06/hour
Net snipe per settlement
$-3.77 = 0.009% − 0.110% − 0.050%
Break-even for entry
rate covers the threshold 0.06×needs 0.160%+ per settlement
Liquidation price
1.3037 (+19.50% from price)
Risk at this leverage
no volatility data
Max “green” leverage
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Funding goes to whoever holds the position at the cut-off. MMR in the liquidation formula is +0.50%; verify the price on the exchange before trading.

Context and comparison

Funding history · 180 settlements
avg 7d 0.000%/havg 30d +0.001%/hCSV export — sign in with Telegram
GRAM on 8 exchanges

Max spread across exchanges: +0.008%/h

GRAM across all exchanges: comparison & curves →
Rates across exchangesPRO · free in beta

8 exchanges on one timeline

Asterevery 4hBinanceevery 4hBitgetevery 4hBitunixevery 4hHyperliquidevery 1hOKXevery 4hGateevery 4hBybitevery 4hrate corridor between exchanges

exchanges settle at different frequencies — an 8-hour step is bound to «lag» a 1-hour one, that's its grid, not a slower market

spread typically
0.0043%/h
widest spread
0.0169%/h
10.11 04:00 UTC · Aster ↔ Hyperliquid

the spread is the hedge's rate before fees: that's what an hour of the pair-trade yields

How to read this
  • Snipe: enter short before the cut-off, exit after settlement. Funding goes to whoever holds the position at the cut-off. The net capture in the calculator is already net of fees and slippage — and it does not include price moving against you in the settlement window (see volatility above).
  • Hedged: a short here + an opposite position of the same size on another exchange or spot — funding capture without price risk, but four legs of fees.
  • Extreme funding is a crowd story: price often runs into the cut-off and reverses after. This is data for a decision, not a recommendation.