RENDER funding rate comparison
Live perpetual-futures funding for RENDER across 3 exchanges, ranked by annualized rate. A positive rate means longs pay shorts.
~5.1% APR delta-neutral carry on RENDER
Long RENDER on Gate (-12.26% APR) and short it on Bybit (-7.18% APR), equal notional on each leg. The position is price-neutral; the funding you net per year ≈ the spread. Before fees/slippage. Not advice.
| Exchange | Per interval | Per day | APR (annualized) | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bybit | -0.0066% | -0.0197% | -7.18% | Trade RENDER → |
| Binance | -0.0101% | -0.0304% | -11.11% | Trade RENDER → |
| Gate | -0.0112% | -0.0336% | -12.26% | Trade RENDER → |
As of 2026-06-23 17:26 UTC. APR assumes the current rate repeats at each funding interval (typically every 8h = 3×/day).
How to read this
- Cheapest to be long RENDER: Gate (-12.26% APR) — the least you pay (or the most you get paid) to hold a long.
- Cheapest to be short RENDER: Bybit (-7.18% APR).
- Funding is paid between traders, not to the exchange. The exchange still charges a separate trading fee.