# BONER Funding Rate on Gate

As of 2026-10-04 13:33 UTC, the BONER perpetual on Gate pays -0.6402% per 4h, -1.2804% per 8 hours (-1402.04% APR), so shorts pay longs. That is the 5th highest of 5 exchanges shown, against a volume-weighted average of -0.0261% per 8 hours (-28.58% APR). Over the last 7 days Gate averaged -0.1463% per 8 hours (-160.23% APR). The next funding is at 2026-10-04 16:00 UTC.

## Funding on every exchange

| Exchange | Market | Funding rate | Interval | APR | Next funding |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| [MEXC](https://arbtide.com/funding-rates/boner/mexc) | [BONER/USDT:USDT](https://www.mexc.com/futures/BONER_USDT) | 0.0122% | 4h | 26.72% | 2026-10-04 16:00 UTC |
| [LBank](https://arbtide.com/funding-rates/boner/lbank) | [BONER/USDT:USDT](https://www.lbank.com/futures/bonerusdt) | 0.0122% | 4h | 26.72% | 2026-10-04 16:00 UTC |
| [BingX](https://arbtide.com/funding-rates/boner/bingx) | [BONER/USDT:USDT](https://bingx.com/en/perpetual/BONER-USDT) | 0.0085% | 4h | 18.62% | — |
| [Aster](https://arbtide.com/funding-rates/boner/aster) | [BONER/USDT:USDT](https://www.asterdex.com/en/trade/pro/futures/BONERUSDT) | -0.0861% | 1h | -754.17% | — |
| [Gate](https://arbtide.com/funding-rates/boner/gate) | [BONER/USDT:USDT](https://www.gate.com/futures/USDT/BONER_USDT) | -0.6402% | 4h | -1402.04% | 2026-10-04 16:00 UTC |

## Frequently asked questions

### What is the BONER funding rate on Gate?

-0.6402% per 4h, or -1.2804% per 8 hours (-1402.04% APR), so shorts pay longs. The 7-day average is -0.1463% per 8 hours (-160.23% APR).

### How often does Gate pay BONER funding?

Every 4 hours. The next payment is at 2026-10-04 16:00 UTC.

### Is BONER funding on Gate higher than on other exchanges?

Gate is the 5th highest of 5 exchanges shown. The highest is MEXC at 0.0122% per 4h (26.72% APR) and the lowest is Gate at -0.6402% per 4h (-1402.04% APR).

### How do you arbitrage BONER funding with Gate?

Long BONER on Gate and short on MEXC for a gross spread of 1.3048% per 8 hours (1428.76% APR). Trading fees, slippage and the price basis between the two venues reduce the net return.