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Sui (SUI) Funding Rate

Sui funding follows altcoin risk appetite and is more dispersed across venues than the large caps.

Live cross-venue comparison — 2026-10-20T09:50:55.415Z UTC · 10 venues

As of 2026-10-20 09:50 UTC, SUI funding ranged from -0.0032% to 0.0100% per 8h across 9 venues (median 0.0050%).

Positive = longs pay shorts (red). Negative = shorts pay longs (green).

Sui (SUI) funding summary

Sui (SUI) is listed on 10 venues in the latest snapshot (2026-10-20T09:50:55.415Z UTC). 6 of 9 venues positive (longs pay), 1 negative (shorts pay), 2 at zero.

Venues listing
109 used in statistics
Median 8h rate
0.0050%5.4750% APR
Highest 8h rate
0.0100%Hyperliquid · 10.9500% APR
Lowest 8h rate
-0.0032%Lighter · -3.5040% APR
Max spread (8h)
0.0132%14.4540% APR-equivalent
Positive / negative
6 / 12 at zero

Statistics use one value per venue (the median if a venue lists several contracts), skip closed markets, GMX (pool-skew funding with a separate borrowing fee) and LeverUp markets routed to Hyperliquid (they would double count Hyperliquid). Every row is still shown in the table below.

Sui (SUI) funding rates by venue

Every SUI market in the latest snapshot, highest 8h rate first. Rate per interval is the amount paid at each settlement; 1h, 8h and APR are normalised so venues with different intervals compare directly. See the Hyperliquid funding rates page for core and HIP-3 markets.

VenueVenue symbolRate / interval1h8hAPRIntervalNext fundingMark priceMarket open
GMXSUI/USD [ETH-USDC]0.0020%0.0020%0.0158%17.2855%1h——open
HyperliquidSUI0.0013%0.0013%0.0100%10.9500%1hin 6m$0.9850open
BybitSUI0.0100%0.0013%0.0100%10.9500%8hin 6h—open
OKXSUI-USDT-SWAP0.0100%0.0013%0.0100%10.9500%8hin 14h—open
AsterSUIUSDT0.0100%0.0013%0.0100%10.9500%8hin 6h—open
edgeXSUIUSDC0.0050%0.0013%0.0100%10.9500%4h——open
BinanceSUI0.0013%0.0002%0.0013%1.3753%8hin 6h—open
dYdXSUI-USD0.0000%0.0000%0.0000%0.0000%1hin 6m$0.9842open
AsterSUIUSD0.0000%0.0000%0.0000%0.0000%8hin 6h—open
LeverUp (pool)SUI0.0000%0.0000%0.0000%0.0000%1h——open
LighterSUI-0.0004%-0.0004%-0.0032%-3.5040%1h——open

What does Sui (SUI) funding cost?

Worked example for a $10,000 long held for 1 day and 7 days, using each rate from the table above as if it stayed constant (it will not). Funding is charged on notional, not margin.

Scenario8h rate1 day7 days
Median (9 venues)0.0050%$1.50 paid$10.50 paid
Highest: Hyperliquid0.0100%$3.00 paid$21.00 paid
Lowest: Lighter-0.0032%$0.96 received$6.72 received

Cross-venue spread idea

In principle a trader could go long where funding is lowest (Lighter) and short where it is highest (Hyperliquid) and collect the difference. At the current rates, $10,000 on each side would be a net $3.96 received per day before costs.

Caveat: this is an illustration, not advice. Real results depend on trading fees, price basis between the two contracts, different settlement intervals (a rate can change before you are paid), margin on both venues, liquidation risk on either leg, and funding changing sign. The funding rate arbitrage scanner ranks these gaps across every asset and explains the risks.

Try your own size and hold time in the funding rate calculator with SUI preselected. To estimate liquidation price and margin for the same position, use the Crypto Leverage Calculator.

Sui (SUI) funding history

Rolling hourly summary of the cross-venue 8h rate (median across venues, plus the lowest and highest venue reading in each sample). History is still building (3 hourly samples since 2026-10-20 07:00 UTC), so the 24h and 7d rows cover less than their full window.

WindowSamplesAvg median 8hLowest venue 8hHighest venue 8hAvg median APR
Last 24h30.0062%-0.0176%0.0100%6.7923%
Last 7d30.0062%-0.0176%0.0100%6.7923%

What drives Sui (SUI) funding rates

Sui is a Layer 1 blockchain built on the Move language, and its token behaves like a high-beta altcoin. SUI perps tend to move with broad altcoin sentiment, rising and falling harder than Bitcoin, and funding follows: it climbs when leveraged longs chase rallies and can turn negative in sharp pullbacks when shorts become the crowded side.

Smaller market capitalisation and thinner books than Bitcoin or Ether mean a given amount of leveraged demand moves funding more. There is also less basis-trade capital to arbitrage differences between venues, so the gap between the highest and lowest funding venue is typically wider. That is where the spread statistics and the long-low, short-high idea below come in, with all the caveats that apply.

Chain-specific catalysts include ecosystem launches and DeFi growth on Sui, token unlock schedules, exchange listings, and incentive programs. Unlock events in particular tend to attract short positioning ahead of the date, which can pull funding down.

Because SUI is volatile, funding is only one part of holding cost. A small funding payment can be dwarfed by price moves, so use the cost example as a sense of scale for the carry component, not as a full picture of risk.

Where SUI is listed

SUI is listed on most major centralised exchanges and on the leading on-chain perp venues. Some listings are newer and thinner, which can cause venue-specific funding differences.

LeverUp also lists SUI: its on-chain pool market charges a funding rate plus a per-side holding fee, so long and short costs differ. Trade SUI on LeverUp.

What to watch

What to watch: unlock dates, ecosystem launches and the spread between the highest and lowest venue. Wide spreads on a volatile altcoin are common, but they often come with higher fees and slippage that eat the apparent edge.

Sui (SUI) funding rate FAQ

What is the current SUI funding rate?

At 2026-10-20T09:50:55.415Z UTC the median SUI funding rate across 9 venues is 0.0050% per 8 hours (5.4750% APR), ranging from -0.0032% on Lighter to 0.0100% on Hyperliquid. Positive means longs pay shorts.

Why does SUI funding differ so much between venues?

Thinner liquidity and less arbitrage capital than the large caps allow venue-specific premiums to persist.

What causes negative SUI funding?

Shorts becoming the crowded side, often ahead of token unlocks or during sharp sell-offs, so shorts pay longs.

Is SUI funding comparable to SOL funding?

Both are Layer 1 altcoins and move with altcoin sentiment, but SUI is smaller and generally shows wider dispersion.

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