Dogecoin (DOGE) perpetual futures
DOGE perpetual contracts on 27 reviewed venues.
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Funding rates
Annualized rates across exchanges
HTXCEX
BitgetCEX
BingXCEX
KuCoinCEX
HyperliquidDEX
Apex OmniDEX
Open interest
Per-exchange open interest
Binance
BybitBitget
Gate.io
OKXHyperliquid
PhemexKuCoinCost comparison
Fee plus slippage for a $100K trade
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What the DOGE data shows
Funding direction differs by venue: longs pay on HTX, GMX, and 18 more; longs receive on Bybit, Kraken, and Crypto.com; the rate is zero on dYdX. The rates run from +44.08% a year on HTX to -17.55% on Crypto.com.
In the stored cost sweep of October 3, 2026, MEXC had the lowest measured cost for a $10,000 DOGE market buy: 2.54 bps, among 34 ranked venues. At $1,000,000, MEXC kept rank 1 at 5.68 bps. The books of 10 venues could not fill that order.
No venue holds half of the $1.01b in reported DOGE open interest. Binance has the largest share, 27.4%, and Bybit is next with 13.0%.
The DOGE settlement periods differ: 13 venues settle every 8 hours; 4 venues settle every hour.
CoinGecko ranked DOGE number 12 by market value on October 3, 2026, at $14.51b. Its price fell 5.4% in the 7 days before that date. The open interest in this read equals 7.0% of that value.
HTX quoted DOGE at $0.0929 and Paradex at $0.0927, a gap of 22.7 bps.
Measured DOGE cost by venue and order size
- Source: public APIs of 24 venues for DOGE, read at October 3, 2026, 13:07 UTC.
- Cost: stored sweep measured at October 3, 2026, 12:55 UTC, cost methodology version 9.
- Market value: CoinGecko snapshot of October 3, 2026.
Where to Trade Dogecoin (DOGE) Perpetual Futures
Fees and leverage limits apply venue-wide; confirm DOGE limits with the venue.
| Venue | Maker | Taker | Max leverage | Rating | Trade |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0.015% | 0.045% | 40x | 9.2 | DOGE | |
| 0.010% | 0.050% | 50x | 9.0 | DOGE | |
| 0.04% or 0.06% position fee | 100x | 8.5 | DOGE | ||
| 0.035% position fee | 1000x | 8.0 | DOGE | ||
| 0.010% | 0.035% | 50x | 8.0 | DOGE | |
| 0.020% | 0.050% | 100x | 8.0 | DOGE | |
| 0.010% | 0.020% | 100x | 7.8 | DOGE | |
| Free | 0.030% | 50x | 7.8 | DOGE | |
| -0.010% | 0.017% | 1000x | 7.8 | DOGE | |
| 0.050% | 0.080% | 20x | 7.5 | DOGE | |
| Free | 0.040% | 200x | 7.5 | DOGE | |
| 0.040% | 0.045% | 100x | 7.5 | DOGE | |
| Free | 0.000% | 50x | 7.5 | DOGE | |
| Free | 0.000% | 50x | 7.5 | DOGE | |
| 0.03% position fee | 100x | 7.5 | DOGE | ||
| 0.01% or 0.045% position fee | 100x | 7.0 | DOGE | ||
| 0.045% or 0.055% position fee | 100x | 7.0 | DOGE | ||
| Free | 0.025% | 100x | 7.0 | DOGE | |
| -0.000% | 0.045% | 50x | 7.0 | DOGE | |
| 0.04% or 0.06% position fee | 100x | 6.5 | DOGE | ||
| 0.020% | 0.050% | 100x | 6.5 | DOGE | |
| 0.020% | 0.050% | 50x | 6.5 | DOGE | |
| 0.015% | 0.040% | 50x | 6.5 | DOGE | |
| 0.010% | 0.040% | 40x | 6.5 | DOGE | |
| Free | 0.045% | 30x | 6.5 | DOGE | |
| 0.010% | 0.035% | 100x | 6.0 | DOGE | |
| 0.020% | 0.050% | 100x | 6.0 | DOGE | |
Dogecoin (DOGE) market overview
A DOGE perpetual futures contract tracks Dogecoin prices. It does not send DOGE to your crypto wallet. Contract funding and new DOGE coins have different sources. Neither gives a trader a fixed income.
Dogecoin supply and contract payments
The Dogecoin supply explanation describes how new coins pay miners who secure the network. The network limits how many coins it creates over time. It has no final cap on the total number of coins. These rules do not specify the price at which DOGE will trade.
Funding follows the venue's contract rules. These rules do not set how the network creates new DOGE coins. Network rewards go to miners. A short DOGE contract receives funding only when the applicable rate and payment rules require the long side to pay.
A trade can lose more from a price move than it receives in funding. Extending the current rate across a year does not show how much a trade will earn. The funding comparison reports available rates rather than a promised return.
Compare value rather than coin count
A DOGE coin count does not show the size of a trade in dollars. Notional value is the full value of a trade. It uses the number of contracts, their unit size, and the reference price. Margin supports that full value. Leverage sets the ratio between the trade value and margin.
DOGE open interest covers open contracts at the included venues. It does not count network users or DOGE coins held in wallets. A rise also does not show which social media post, if any, affected trading.
Execution and liquidation remain separate
The DOGE cost comparison estimates entry costs from supported venue observations. It does not set a leverage level or promise a price when you close. Liquidation follows each venue's margin rules. A market order fills against available liquidity when it reaches the venue. Missing depth data leaves that cost unknown.
Frequently Asked Questions — Dogecoin (DOGE)
What funding data is available for DOGE?
24 venues report a DOGE funding rate in this read.
An annualized DOGE rate extrapolates one reading and does not predict a return.
What open interest data is available for DOGE?
19 venues report positive DOGE open interest in this read.
The DOGE total leaves out venues outside the read.
Can I compare measured DOGE trading costs?
Yes.
The cost comparison measures one-way DOGE entry cost by order size and side. Funding and closing costs are separate.
Which mapped venue has the lowest recorded DOGE taker fee?
Paradex lists 0.000% and Lighter lists 0.000%, the two lowest of 21 mapped DOGE maker/taker schedules.
6 DOGE venues charge a position fee and are not compared.
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