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coin_winner
· 2025-06-02 06:23
This is a perpetual contract transaction, when you go long if the price increases then you profit, conversely when you short if the contract price falls you will profit. The funding fee is the rate to balance the contract price approaching the spot price. funding fee = ( (contract price - spot price ) / spot price ) * 100. When the rate is negative then the short position has to pay the long position, conversely if it is positive then the long has to pay the short.
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GateUser-7fd61139
· 2025-06-02 03:56
The funding rate is actually negative despite such a big difference. Shouldn't it be a positive funding rate?
#POKT Contract Spot difference is so large, what does it mean? Please explain it clearly.