Perpetual prices
Across the 55 perpetuals, 17 are up over 24 hours and 38 are down. Holding a long costs money on 8 of the 10 coins below and is paid on 2. 7 of the 10 sit exactly on Hyperliquid’s base rate, 10.95% a year — the rate a contract rests on when the market has no view — and none is priced above it. On Solana it runs the other way: shorts pay longs 9.73%.
These are contract prices, not spot prices — the perpetual can trade above or below the coin, and the funding rate is the mechanism that pulls it back. Funding colour: amber = longs pay shorts · cyan = shorts pay longs. The 7-day shape is Hyperliquid funding in four-hour means, on one axis shared by every row running ±20.48% a year, so a taller shape is a bigger move rather than a differently-scaled one.
| Coin | Mark | Funding APR Hyperliquid | 7d shape | 24h change | 24h volume Hyperliquid | Open interest Hyperliquid |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bitcoin BTC | $83,105.00 | -5.04% | ▼ 1.07% | $2.11B | $2.94B | |
| Ethereum ETH | $2,667.20 | 10.95% | ▼ 1.80% | $1.14B | $3.12B | |
| Solana SOL | $117.96 | -9.73% | ▼ 1.16% | $187.45M | $666.22M | |
| XRP XRP | $1.493 | 10.95% | ▼ 0.88% | $148.60M | $291.36M | |
| Avalanche AVAX | $11.055 | 10.95% | ▼ 3.37% | $32.07M | $39.00M | |
| Chainlink LINK | $14.237 | 10.95% | ▼ 6.26% | $31.81M | $90.26M | |
| Dogecoin DOGE | $0.09341 | 10.95% | ▼ 1.60% | $15.33M | $103.65M | |
| Litecoin LTC | $66.795 | 10.95% | ▼ 2.69% | $14.34M | $44.72M | |
| Cardano ADA | $0.24326 | 1.55% | ▼ 3.41% | $8.40M | $38.44M | |
| BNB BNB | $758.04 | 10.95% | ▼ 0.88% | $6.25M | $44.72M |
Funding APR colour: amber = longs pay shorts · cyan = shorts pay longs. The ▲▼ in the 24-hour change column are price direction, not funding.
Why this is a perpetual price, not a spot price
Until 19 August 2026 this page led with a spot price from a third-party exchange, and printed the basis between that price and the perpetual. Both are gone. The terms governing that exchange's market data were read in full on that date and forbid displaying the data, or anything derived from it, to anyone outside your own organisation. It was removed rather than kept while the question was argued.
What is here instead is Hyperliquid's own perpetual mark, from the same feed as the funding and the open interest beside it. That is a real traded contract price, and it is the honest label for it: a perpetual future on the coin, not the coin. Hyperliquid has no meaningful spot market to substitute — its spot book is HIP-1 tokens and bridged wrappers — and its oracle price is a validator median across venues, an index nobody can trade, so neither is presented as a spot price here.
The consequence worth stating: the basis is gone from this site. It was the gap between the perpetual and the underlying, and computing it needs a spot price there is no longer a defensible way to publish. Nothing approximates it against the oracle, because that would be a different number wearing the old one's name. Data sources lists every endpoint behind every figure here.