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JPY Perp on Hyperliquid (HIP-3)

JPY perpetual futures on Hyperliquid's HIP-3 dexes (FX): live mark vs oracle, hourly funding, open interest against the deployer's cap, and volume spikes.

JPY trades on 1 HIP-3 dex; on trade.xyz the mark is 159.66 against an oracle of 159.74, a basis of -5.0 bps. Funding is -0.00228% per hour (-20.0% APR), so shorts pay longs. Open interest is $16.95M, with trade.xyz at 34% of its $100.00M cap, and $4.32M traded in 24 hours.

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159.66
Oracle 159.74-5.0 bps
Funding per hour
-0.00228%
-20.0% APRshorts pay longs
Open interest (one side)
$16.95M
34% of $100.00M cap (trade.xyz OI, both sides: $33.91M)
24h volume
$4.32M
+0.54% 24h

Market health

no active flags
  • No flagsAvailable data: No JPY market is more than 1% from its oracle while the underlying is closed, and none is at 90% or more of its open interest cap. Unreported oracle and cap values are shown as —.

Funding configuration

trade.xyz

Funding multiplier ×0.5. trade.xyz applies a funding multiplier of ×0.5 to xyz:JPY, scaling the rate Hyperliquid's funding formula would otherwise give.

JPY perp markets on Hyperliquid

FX · by open interest
Dex Mark Oracle Basis 24h Funding /h APR Funding × OI OI cap Cap use 24h vol Max lev. Trade
trade.xyz xyz:JPYgrowth 159.66 159.74 -5.0 bps +0.54% -0.00228% -20.0% ×0.5 $16.95M $100.00M 34% $4.32M 50× Trade

Funding is Hyperliquid's hourly rate (APR = hourly × 24 × 365). Basis is the mark against the deployer's oracle. Trade links go to the exchange and may be referral links.

JPY contract history

History for xyz:JPY only. Funding shows quoted rate history, not settled payments: Hyperliquid settles hourly; the chart uses normalized 8h rates (hourly × 8), displayed as percentages. Gaps are not recorded data.

Open interest history

xyz:JPY

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Quoted funding rate history

Normalized 8h · hourly × 8

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xyz:JPY observed funding: last seven completed UTC days

UTC dateMean quoted /h8h equivalentObserved hours
-0.00164%-0.0131%24/24
-0.00108%-0.0086%24/24
-0.00086%-0.0069%24/24
0.00001%0.0001%24/24
-0.00030%-0.0024%24/24
-0.00100%-0.0080%24/24
-0.00107%-0.0085%24/24

Only xyz:JPY: means of recorded hourly quoted funding, not settled payments or realised returns. Hourly means divide the normalized 8h quotes by eight. Coverage counts observed hours out of 24; missing hours are excluded, not treated as zero. Missing dates remain unavailable. The current UTC day is excluded. Annualised projections assume a rate continues and are not historical earnings.

JPY volume spikes

Buy-side: 1 · +15m avg +0.04% (100% of 1 went up)Sell-side: 0
WhenDexSide$ in 1m× normal+5m+15m+1h
4h ago xyz:JPY BUY $431K 518.2× -0.01% +0.04% -0.03%

Newest first, up to 30. The +5m / +15m / +1h columns show what price did afterwards; they describe the past, not a prediction.

JPY perp FAQ

What is the JPY price on Hyperliquid?

The JPY perp mark is 159.66 on trade.xyz, against an oracle of 159.74. The perp mark is not the exchange-listed underlying price: it is the price of the perpetual contract, and can differ from the underlying. Missing values appear as a dash.

What is the JPY funding rate on Hyperliquid?

-0.00228% per hour on trade.xyz right now (-20.0% APR), so shorts pay longs. Hyperliquid settles funding every hour, so multiply by 8 to compare with an 8-hour rate on Binance or Bybit (-0.0183% per 8h).

How closely does the JPY perp track the underlying?

The trade.xyz mark is 159.66 against an oracle of 159.74, a basis of -5.0 bps. Hyperliquid Guide measured 30-day tracking error (the standard deviation of the basis) across 101 HIP-3 markets: from 2.0 bps (SP500) to 43.3 bps (BIRD), with a median of 7.6 bps (source).

What is the JPY open interest cap?

trade.xyz caps xyz:JPY open interest at $100.00M, measured the way Hyperliquid counts it (long and short sides together); 34% of the cap is in use right now. When a market reaches its cap, orders that would add open interest are rejected until it falls.