Holding a Litecoin (LTC) perpetual futures position means paying or receiving funding every 8 hours, and that cost adds up fast on longer holds. Enter your position size, direction, and the current Litecoin (LTC) funding rate below to see the total over your expected holding period.
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LTC funding rates by exchange
Updated 10/8/26, 6:15 PMOn perpetual futures, longs and shorts pay each other a funding fee at fixed intervals. A positive (+) rate means longs pay shorts; a negative (−) rate means shorts pay longs. The rate differs by exchange for the same coin, and the gap compounds the longer you hold.
| Exchange | Funding rate | Interval | Next settlement |
|---|---|---|---|
| OKX | +0.0007% | — | 10/9/26, 12:00 AM |
| Bitget | +0.0100% | 8h | 10/9/26, 12:00 AM |
Pulled from each exchange's public API; actual settlement may differ. Binance is not included yet due to regional API restrictions on our servers.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How is LTC funding calculated?
LTC funding is charged periodically (typically every 8 hours) based on your position size and the current funding rate. When the rate is positive, longs pay shorts; when negative, shorts pay longs.
Why does the LTC funding rate change?
The funding rate adjusts to keep the perpetual contract price in line with LTC's spot price — when perpetual traders are more bullish, longs typically pay a higher rate to shorts, and vice versa.
Does a high LTC funding rate mean I should close my position?
Not necessarily — it depends on whether the funding cost outweighs your expected price move. Use this calculator to see the actual cost over your holding period before deciding.