The funding-rate spread is paying.
Every 8 hours.
Perpetual-futures contracts charge a funding payment three times a day. The
same coin almost always pays a different rate on different
exchanges. Go long where it's most negative, short where it's most positive,
and you collect the spread - market-neutral.
We scan 14 centralised exchanges in real time and surface
where the gap is paying right now.
Worked example · BTC/USDT
Three steps. No moonshots.
We scan
Every 30 seconds we poll funding rates on 14 exchanges across 80+ liquid USDT perpetuals. The biggest cross-exchange spreads bubble to the top of your dashboard.
You open both legs
You go long on the exchange with the lowest funding rate and short on the exchange with the highest. Equal size. Price exposure cancels - you're holding a delta-neutral hedge.
You collect funding
Every 8 hours both exchanges settle the funding payment. The short-side leg pays you more than the long-side leg costs - the difference is yours, regardless of where price went.
| Symbol | Long on | Short on | Spread/8h | Daily on $1k |
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3 days. Full access. No card.
See every live spread across 14 exchanges for 3 days, free. If it's not for you, walk away - nothing charges.
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Six tools for one job: collecting funding.
Real-time spread feed
Funding rates from all 14 exchanges refreshed every 30 seconds over a persistent WebSocket. The biggest gross spread always sits at the top.
24h history charts
Click any row, see the spread's last 24 hours plotted out. Mean, max, percentile, and a regime tag (above-avg / spike / below-avg) so you know if you're early or late.
ADL & reliability ratings
Each pair is tagged with the worse of its two legs' auto-deleveraging risk - Gate, KuCoin, XT, BitMart and LBank are flagged red because they have a documented history of force-closing profitable positions.
Net spread after fees
Per-exchange taker fees are baked in. The "net" number you see is what's actually left after opening + closing both legs - no surprises when the funding tick lands.
Spread-flip alerts
Spreads can flip while you sleep. The dashboard pushes a toast the moment a position you're tracking starts paying you the wrong way - close before the next funding tick.
Read-only by design
We never ask for exchange API keys. We don't touch your accounts. You see the opportunity, you place the trades on your own exchanges. Zero attack surface.
Funding-rate arbitrage is market-neutral on paper: equal long and short legs cancel directional exposure. In practice, it's not riskless. Spreads can flip during the 8 hours you're holding - closing late means you pay the difference instead of collecting it. Some exchanges aggressively auto-deleverage profitable positions during volatility (we flag the worst offenders). Withdrawals can be paused. Slippage on entry can eat the first cycle's profit.
This product surfaces opportunities. You place the trades, manage the risk, and decide when to exit. We're not a managed fund, not financial advice, and not regulated as either. Trade with capital you can afford to have stuck for days at a time.
Questions you'd ask if we were sitting down for coffee.
Is this trading?
It's position management - opening a long on one exchange and a short on another, equal size, then waiting. The price exposure cancels out. What you're "trading" is the funding-rate gap. There's no directional bet.
Why does the spread exist in the first place?
Funding rates are set by each exchange independently, based on their local order-book imbalance between perpetual longs and shorts. When an exchange has more longs than shorts, longs pay shorts (positive funding). The same coin can have wildly different long/short ratios on different exchanges - so the rates diverge. The market arbs it constantly, but it never fully closes because liquidity, fees, and ADL risk are different on each venue.
How much capital do I need to make this worth it?
The math scales linearly. At a typical 0.2% per-8h spread on $1,000 capital you're looking at ~$180/month. At $10,000 it's ~$1,800/month. Most users start at $1k–$5k to get comfortable with the workflow before scaling up. Below ~$500 you'll probably lose more to taker fees than you collect.
Do you take exchange API keys?
No. Never. The product is read-only - we surface opportunities, you place the trades on your own accounts. We don't touch your exchange balances and we never will. Anyone asking you for futures-trading API keys to "manage your positions" is one mistake away from rugging you.
What happens after I pay?
You pick a plan, pick a chain (BTC, USDT-TRC20, SOL, BNB, ETH), copy the wallet address, send the payment, paste the tx hash. Once the payment is verified on-chain, your subscription is activated. You'll see the change on your next page refresh. There's no auto-charge - when your subscription expires, the dashboard locks and you decide whether to re-up.
Can I cancel? Refund?
You can stop using it any time - there's no auto-renewal, no card on file. Refunds are decided case-by-case: if the platform breaks for an extended period or we mis-deliver, we'll refund the remaining time on a pro-rata basis. We don't refund "I changed my mind on day 25 of a 30-day plan" - but we'll be transparent and we'll talk.
Will I owe taxes on funding income?
Almost certainly yes - funding receipts and fees are taxable events in most jurisdictions, treated similarly to interest or trading income depending on your country. We don't issue tax forms. You're responsible for tracking your own ledger and reporting accordingly. Talk to an accountant who's worked with crypto traders.