Settings8H · net · $10k
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LegExchangePriceFund. /8hEach paymentNext inOIVol 24hLev
LONG737.55−0.0117get 0.0015% / 1h6m 32s$174K$32K25xLong Reya
SHORT738.19+0.0116get 0.0014% / 1h6m 32s$1.7M$3.8M20xShort Deribit
Price gap+0.087%
Funding gap+0.0233% /8h

Both sides work: funding pays +$7 a day on $10k, and the gap is 0.069% above its 7d average: +$7 more if it goes back.

If you open now and hold

on $10k a leg · figures of the last 7D, not a forecast
Funding+$180+0.0233% /8h now · paid +1.803% over the last 7D
Price+$7spread +0.087% now, avg +0.018% → +0.069% if it goes back
Costsno datano order book for Reya
Result, before costs+$187+1.87%+ Points / potential airdropReya: points · farm boardcosts unknown: no order book for Reya ·

Price and funding

1h · history
PRICE SPREAD · 7D
Now+0.087%
Average—
Range—
Wider than now—
FUNDING SPREAD · 7D
Average /8h—
Highest—
Lowest—
Paid you—

Where the spread has been, last 7D

share of time at each level

Funding on every exchange

/8h

SPY on 34 exchanges

lowest funding first

Before you open

3 ok · 2 to watch
  • Note: Order book unknown—
    No order-book sample for Reya: its slippage is not counted.
  • Note: Margin at max leverage$400 + $500
    Reya 25x, Deribit 20x. Keep about 2× this so a sharp move doesn’t liquidate one leg.
  • OK: Same payment interval1h / 1h
    Both legs pay at the same time.
    Next 24h at the current rates, on $10k a leg: +$7.00Long Reya: 24 payments, +$3.52; short Deribit: 24 payments, +$3.48.
  • OK: Entry gap works for you+0.087% vs +0.018%
    You short the dearer leg. If the gap goes back to average, the short gains.
  • Watch: Long leg is thinner$174K vs $1.7M OI
    Reya sets your exit cost. Check its book before closing.
  • OK: Points on a legReya points
    Volume here counts toward the points program.
  • Watch: KYCReya No · Deribit Yes
    ID, proof of address and a financial profile before any deposit; not for the US, Canada, Japan or retail UK clients.

Profit calculator

both legs, in and out
Position, each leg
Hold for
Orders
Price spread
Funding rate
Funding earned+0.0859%/8h × 21 periods+$180.31
Price spread+0.087% → +0.018% (7d avg)+$6.92
Slippage, 4 ordersno data for Reya—
Fee Reya bp × 2 orders−$6.00
Fee Deribit bp × 2 orders−$7.00
Net, fees only · 7 days · $10k+$174.22
Costs to cover0.130%Break-even0.2 days
Slippage: Reya: no order-book sample; Deribit: live order book, 5 min ago

Cost to enter

taker + slippage from mid, one side
BUY · LONGReya—————
SELL · SHORTDeribit0.073.6 bp−$44.6 bp−$4610.9 bp−$1,095doesn’t fit

Closing costs about the same again.
Reya: no data.

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