Cross-Exchange Funding Arbitrage

How to profit from funding rate differences between Hyperliquid, Binance, and Bybit.

Funding rates are periodic payments between longs and shorts on perpetual futures exchanges. When funding is positive, longs pay shorts. When negative, shorts pay longs.

Because different exchanges have different user bases and liquidity profiles, funding rates can diverge significantly — sometimes by 10-20%+ annualized.

The simplest arbitrage: open a long on the exchange with lowest funding and a short on the exchange with highest funding. Your net position is neutral, but you collect the funding difference.

Buildix shows cross-exchange funding for every pair — Hyperliquid vs Binance vs Bybit side by side. When you see a large spread, that's an arbitrage opportunity.

Key Takeaways

Funding rate divergence between exchanges = profit opportunity
Long on low-funding exchange + short on high-funding exchange = delta-neutral income
Watch for spreads > 10% annualized for meaningful returns
Cross-Exchange panel on Buildix shows all three exchanges at once
Account for trading fees when calculating net profit

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