ISO week 46 (Nov 9–15, 2026), built automatically from 2021 hourly exchange snapshots covering 441 symbols.
Published 2026-11-09.
Over the seven days the strongest annualized funding in the dataset was Binance on JCT at 461.6%, and the
weakest was Bitget on HOT at -3316.5%. Rates that extreme are the market paying one side to hold a position:
they usually mark crowded leverage, not a durable carry trade, and they rarely survive the week they print in.
Binance had negative annualized funding on 1 of the 1 snapshot days, more than any other venue in the set.
For each symbol we take its highest and lowest annualized rate across venues during the week, then rank by the gap.
A wide spread is the raw material of market-neutral funding arbitrage: short the high side, buy the low side, and the
difference is what the hedge collects while it holds. Check volume, interval and fees before treating any line as a
trade — a per-hour venue annualizes 8,760x while an 8 hour venue annualizes 1,095x, and part of every gap is just that
arithmetic.
This report covers 2021 samples across 441 symbols (561 tokenized stock perpetuals, 1460 crypto pairs) from
Binance, Bitget, Gate and Kraken. Snapshots run hourly; gaps reflect hours when an exchange API did not answer. Live
numbers are on the current screener; raw rows are on the API & data page.