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Crypto Funding and Volume — 9 November 2026

What it cost to hold a perpetual on 9 November 2026, and where the volume was.

Funding cost the most on MEXC and the least on OKX, a gap of 0.0047 percentage points per interval. Carrying the same position for a day cost 0.014% more of notional on the expensive side — 0.14% of margin at 10x.

Funding was positive on every venue, so longs paid shorts across the board.

74 of 884 listed perpetuals cleared $5M of 24-hour volume — 8.4% of the board. Outside that set, spreads widen and a market order costs more than the fee schedule suggests.

The widest funding on the board was CYBERUSDT at -0.4332% per interval, paid by shorts — 474% annualised if it were to hold, which it will not.

Bitcoin closed the day at 75,020.10, -1.01% against the previous capture.

Fear & Greed sat at 29 (Fear), a middling reading.

Funding by venue

Bitget0.0046%Bybit0.0049%MEXC0.0070%OKX0.0023%
VenuePer interval Per dayPer day at 10x
Bitget+0.0046%+0.014%+0.14%
Bybit+0.0049%+0.015%+0.15%
MEXC+0.0070%+0.021%+0.21%
OKX+0.0023%+0.007%+0.07%

Work out what that costs on your own position in the funding calculator.

Where the volume was

Symbol24h volume 24h change
BTCUSDT$1.78B-1.01%
ETHUSDT$1.22B-4.44%
SOXLUSDT$191.72M-4.74%
SOLUSDT$159.66M-2.73%
XRPUSDT$137.29M-3.85%
ZECUSDT$128.25M-1.86%
JCTUSDT$116.90M+296.75%
SNDKUSDT$97.41M-2.38%

The rest of the board

Bitcoin75,020.10
Ether2,137.45
Total market cap$2.49T
Bitcoin dominance60.2%
Fear & Greed29 (Fear)
Widest gainerJCTUSDT +296.75%
Widest loserUAIUSDT -50.50%

Captured 2026-11-09 00:17:16 UTC from each exchange's own public API. Figures are a snapshot of that moment, not a daily close.