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Venue

Funding

The venue publishes its funding rate on /info metaAndAssetCtxs, per market, live. It is served twice on purpose: hourly, which is what this venue charges, and as the oracle's unscaled 8-hour rate it is derived from. Reading one as the other is an eightfold error.

Accrual interval
1 hour
Not reported by the gateway; genesis sets 1 hour
Markets with a rate
0 / 0
A halted oracle read publishes no rate at all
Widest hourly rate
—
No market has a rate yet
Widest basis
—
No market is priced yet

Funding comparison

One row per market, widest basis first. A positive rate charges longs and pays shorts. The hourly column is what one accrual costs on this venue; the 8-hour column is the oracle's own number, before the engine scales it.

Reading the venue
Waiting on the first response.

fundingHistory and userFunding are served from the funding daemon's ledger since 2026-09-12, one row per applied accrual, so a window you ask about is answered from the record of what was charged rather than inferred from a rate. There is no history before that date: nothing on this venue recorded an applied funding event until the daemon existed. A window that predates it comes back as an empty list (read on 2026-09-19), and that list means nothing was recorded, not that nothing was owed. The rate above is the live one the daemon applies.

How to read these two columns

One is the rate the venue charges. The other is a display statistic on two published prices, and it is not the venue's funding basis.

Basis here is (mark - oracle) / oracle, computed by the gateway from the two prices in the same response. Mark is the chain oracle read the venue bands and prices risk against; oracle is the multi-venue spot index.

The published rate does NOT come from this spread. It comes from the oracle adapter's own smoothed basis, computed off-engine by the replica of the venue's price oracle and pushed into the engine with every read. The two usually point the same way and are not the same number, so a position sized off the basis column is sized off an approximation of the rate in the column beside it.

A market whose oracle read is halted shows a dash rather than a rate. That is deliberate: the halted read carries a rate of zero, and a zero funding rate is a legal value, so publishing it would be indistinguishable from a market that genuinely charges nothing.

Funding that has accrued against your own positions is on the portfolio page, per position and since it was opened: negative is paid, positive received. It comes from the same ledger as the history above, so it starts on 2026-09-12 as well.