Rates/Bybit/IN/USDT

Bybit IN/USDT Funding Rate

1,453 settlements analyzed · 2025-08-07 to 2026-03-16

Avg Rate / Settlement

-0.043%

Per funding period

Annualized Yield

-94.08%

Projected annual

Positive Rate %

67.4%

of 1,453 settlements

Interval

6 settlements/day

Funding Rate Analysis

IN/USDT on Bybit has maintained a 67.4% positive rate frequency across 1,453 funding settlements since 2025-08-07. This translates to an annualized yield of -94.08% for delta-neutral positions.

The funding rate ranged from a low of -1.4752% to a high of 0.1464% per settlement period. With 4-hour intervals, Bybit settles this pair 6 times per day — each settlement is a tradeable event.

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How Bybit Funding Rates Work

Funding rates are periodic payments between long and short traders on perpetual futures contracts. When the rate is positive, longs pay shorts — indicating bullish sentiment and excess leverage on the long side. When negative, shorts pay longs.

Bybit settles IN/USDT funding every 4 hours. The rate is determined by the premium/discount between the perpetual contract price and the spot index price. Over 1,453 historical settlements, we observe a strong positive bias — making this pair moderately predictable for Settled markets.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the average IN/USDT funding rate on Bybit?

The average funding rate is -0.043% per 4-hour settlement period, which annualizes to approximately -94.08% APR.

How often does IN/USDT have a positive funding rate?

67.4% of the time, based on 1,453 historical settlements from 2025-08-07 to 2026-03-16.

Can I trade IN/USDT funding rates on Settled?

Yes — Settled creates binary prediction markets before each Bybit IN/USDT funding settlement. You can buy YES (rate will be positive) or NO (rate will be negative or zero). Markets auto-resolve from exchange API data.