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Can the Funding Rate Be Capped or Limited by the Exchange?

Yes, most exchanges implement a cap or limit on the maximum funding rate that can be charged or paid. This is done to prevent the rate from spiraling out of control during periods of extreme market imbalance or volatility, which could otherwise lead to excessive costs and rapid liquidations for traders on the losing side of the payment.

What Is the Difference between a Capped Supply and an Uncapped Supply Token Model?
What Is ‘Maximum Tolerable Slippage’ and Why Is It Set by Traders?
Why Do Some Exchanges Cap the Maximum Funding Rate?
How Does a “Hard Cap” Limit Influence Token Supply?