COINX Funding Rate on Kraken
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As of 2026-10-06 02:48 UTC, the COINX perpetual on Kraken pays -0.0078% per 1h, -0.0625% per 8 hours (-68.44% APR), so shorts pay longs. That is the 3rd highest of 3 exchanges shown, against a volume-weighted average of 0.0203% per 8 hours (22.19% APR). Over the last 7 days Kraken averaged -0.0311% per 8 hours (-34.06% APR).
- Rate per 1h
- -0.0078%
- Same rate per 8h
- -0.0625%
- 7-day average per 8h
- -0.0311%
- Rank
- 3 of 3
COINX funding on Kraken, per 8h
COINX funding arbitrage with Kraken
The widest pairing for Kraken is long COINX on Kraken and short on XT.COM. Fees, slippage and the price basis between venues reduce the net return. Learn what a funding rate is.
COINX funding on every exchange
- 22.24%APR
- Market
- COINX/USDT:USDT
- Funding rate
- 0.0102%
- Interval
- 4h
- Next funding
- 2026-10-06 04:00 UTC
- Data
- Live
- 0.00%APR
- Market
- COINX/USDT:USDT
- Funding rate
- 0.0000%
- Interval
- 8h
- Next funding
- 2026-10-06 08:00 UTC
- Data
- Live
- -68.44%APR
- Market
- COINX/USD:USD
- Funding rate
- -0.0078%
- Interval
- 1h
- Data
- Live
| XT.COM | COINX/USDT:USDT | 0.0102% | 4h | 22.24% | 2026-10-06 04:00 UTC | Live |
| HTX | COINX/USDT:USDT | 0.0000% | 8h | 0.00% | 2026-10-06 08:00 UTC | Live |
| Kraken | COINX/USD:USD | -0.0078% | 1h | -68.44% | — | Live |
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Frequently asked questions
- What is the COINX funding rate on Kraken?
- -0.0078% per 1h, or -0.0625% per 8 hours (-68.44% APR), so shorts pay longs. The 7-day average is -0.0311% per 8 hours (-34.06% APR).
- How often does Kraken pay COINX funding?
- Every hour.
- Is COINX funding on Kraken higher than on other exchanges?
- Kraken is the 3rd highest of 3 exchanges shown. The highest is XT.COM at 0.0102% per 4h (22.24% APR) and the lowest is Kraken at -0.0078% per 1h (-68.44% APR).
- How do you arbitrage COINX funding with Kraken?
- Long COINX on Kraken and short on XT.COM for a gross spread of 0.0828% per 8 hours (90.68% APR). Trading fees, slippage and the price basis between the two venues reduce the net return.