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GOOGL Funding Rate

Free GOOGL funding rate history: current rate, annualized APY, archive extremes. Continuous archive, no paywall.

Percentile vs own historyP57 · Normal
Current+0.01%
Annualized+5.65%
24h change+0.01%
7d change-0.01%
Archive low-0.01%
Archive high+0.08%
Archive depth64 days · grows daily

Funding Rate

Funding is the periodic payment between longs and shorts that keeps the perpetual price tied to spot. Persistent positive funding = crowded longs paying shorts; deeply negative funding = crowded shorts. Extremes often precede squeezes.

📊 What happened after past extremes

This coin · top-10% entriesLast 8 entries → next 24h: median +0.19%, 50% closed higher
This coin · bottom-10% entriesLast 21 entries → next 24h: median +0.07%, 57% closed higher
All 50 coins pooled · top-10%Last 590 entries → next 24h: median +0.08%, 51% closed higher
All 50 coins pooled · bottom-10%Last 585 entries → next 24h: median +0.09%, 51% closed higher

Computed from our own archive · event-study method: non-overlapping entries into the tail bucket, forward 24h price return

Public APIs cap OI/LSR history at 30 days. We log continuously — this archive deepens every day and cannot be reconstructed retroactively.

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FAQ

What is a funding rate?

The funding rate is a periodic payment between long and short perpetual futures holders that keeps the contract price anchored to spot. Positive = longs pay shorts.

What is a high funding rate?

Sustained rates above ~0.05% per 8h (≈55% APY) signal heavily crowded longs and often precede corrections or squeezes.

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