Funding arb · Price arb / RWA
| Leg | Exchange | Price | Fund. /8h | Each payment | Next in | OI | Vol 24h | Lev | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| LONG | 52.466 | 0 | 0.0000% / 8h | 3h 09m | $1.3M | $850K | 20x | Long Variational Omni+15% pts | |
| SHORT | 52.520 | 0 | 0.0000% / 8h | 3h 09m | $3.2M | $436K | 100x | Short MEXC |
Price gap+0.103%
Funding gap0.0000% /8h
Funding is ≈ 0, so this is a price-spread trade: +$3 on $10k if the gap goes back to its 7d average.
If you open now and hold
on $10k a leg · figures of the last 7D, not a forecastFunding+$20.0000% /8h now · paid +0.020% over the last 7D
Price+$3spread +0.103% now, avg +0.076% → +0.027% if it goes back
Costs−$390.390% of $10k · taker + slippage, in and out
Result−$34−0.34%+ Points / potential airdropVariational Omni: points · farm boardWhat the last 7D really paid, hour by hour → backtest
Price and funding
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PRICE SPREAD · 7D
Now+0.103%
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Where the spread has been, last 7D▾
share of time at each level
Funding on every exchange
/8hCRWV on 30 exchanges
lowest funding firstBefore you open
3 ok · 2 to watch- Watch: Thin at this size16.0 / 4.1 bpAt $10k entering Variational Omni costs 16.0 bp, fee and slippage, 3.9× MEXC’s.
- Note: Margin at max leverage$500 + $100Variational Omni 20x, MEXC 100x. Keep about 2× this so a sharp move doesn’t liquidate one leg.
- OK: Same payment interval8h / 8hBoth legs pay at the same time.Next 24h at the current rates, on $10k a leg: $0.00Long Variational Omni: 3 payments, $0.00; short MEXC: 3 payments, $0.00.
- OK: Entry gap works for you+0.103% vs +0.076%You short the dearer leg. If the gap goes back to average, the short gains.
- Note: Long leg is thinner$1.3M vs $3.2M OIBoth legs are deep; Variational Omni is the smaller one.
- OK: Points on a legVariational Omni pointsVolume here counts toward the points program.
- Watch: KYCVariational Omni No · MEXC YesKYC before trading since Feb 2026; unverified accounts see market data only.
Profit calculator
both legs, in and outPosition, each legHold forOrdersPrice spreadFunding rate
Funding earned+0.0010%/8h × 21 periods+$2.01
Price spread+0.103% → +0.076% (7d avg)+$2.70
Slippage, 4 orderslive order books−$35.02
Fee Variational Omni bp × 2 orders$0.00
Fee MEXC bp × 2 orders−$4.00
Net · 7 days · $10k−$34.31
Costs to cover0.390%Break-even126.2 days
Slippage: Variational Omni: RFQ quote, 4 min ago; MEXC: live order book, 2 min agoCost to enter
taker + slippage from mid, one sideBUY · LONGVariational Omni4.8716.0 bp−$1624.7 bp−$247doesn’t fitdoesn’t fit
SELL · SHORTMEXC0.954.1 bp−$46.8 bp−$6824.4 bp−$2,438200.0 bp−$100.0K
Closing costs about the same again.
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