PREDICT perpetuals
Compare funding costs for one asset across venues.
Data as of 2026-10-21 22:11 UTC
PREDICT is quoted on 2 contracts. The highest funding rate is on Aster at +10.95% annualised, quoted per 1h, and the lowest is on Gate at +10.95% — a gap of 0.00 points. Rate periods differ across these contracts, so each is converted to a simple annualised figure before comparison.
By venue
| Venue | Rate | Annualised | 30d realised APR | Max leverage | 24h turnover | Actions |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| AsterOn-chainPREDICTUSDT | +0.0013%1h | +10.95% | +8.31% |
— | 6.7M | |
| GateCentralisedPREDICT_USDT | +0.0050%4h | +10.95% | — no history yet |
10x | 342.8K |
Common questions
Which exchanges list PREDICT perpetual futures?
PREDICT trades as 2 perpetual contracts across 2 venues: Aster and Gate. The busiest is Aster, with $6.7M of 24h turnover — 95% of the total.
Where is PREDICT funding cheapest right now?
For a long, the most favourable collected rate is +10.95% annualised on Gate; for a short, it is +10.95% on Aster — a gap of 0.00 points. Every venue collected has longs paying right now.
How much funding does a 10,000 USDT PREDICT position pay per day?
At current rates a 10,000 USDT long pays about +3.00 USDT a day on Aster and +3.00 USDT on Gate.
How often does PREDICT funding settle?
It depends on the venue: Aster every 1h; Gate every 4h.
What is the highest leverage available on PREDICT?
The highest collected cap is 10x, on Gate.
Further readingCross-venue funding spreads: from gross rates to net P&LHow funding fees work: amounts, signs and settlementHow liquidation price is calculated: tiered maintenance margin and deductions
PREDICT comparison scope and payment direction
This page retains low-turnover PREDICT contracts without the main ranking’s $1M threshold. Positive funding is paid by longs; negative funding is paid by shorts. High and low are rate values, not recommendations. Annualisation method · Official sources.
Rates and chart methodology
Annualised over the window sums what actually settled on that contract, then extrapolates across the hours those settlements covered — it is not today's rate projected forward. A contract listed less than 30 days ago is extrapolated from its own span. The grey line is zero: above it longs pay, below it shorts pay. Every row in that column shares one vertical scale, so their swings can be compared directly.
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