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Platinum (PLATINUM) Perp on Hyperliquid (HIP-3)

Platinum (PLATINUM) perpetual futures on Hyperliquid's HIP-3 dexes (Oil, gold & commodities): live mark vs oracle, hourly funding, open interest against the deployer's cap, and volume spikes.

PLATINUM trades on 1 HIP-3 dex; on trade.xyz the mark is 1,538.8 against an oracle of 1,538.8, a basis of +0.0 bps. Funding is 0.00063% per hour (5.5% APR), so longs pay shorts. Open interest is $1.26M, with trade.xyz at 10% of its $25.00M cap, and $2.32M traded in 24 hours.

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1,538.8
Oracle 1,538.8+0.0 bps
Funding per hour
0.00063%
5.5% APRlongs pay shorts
Open interest (one side)
$1.26M
10% of $25.00M cap (trade.xyz OI, both sides: $2.51M)
24h volume
$2.32M
-1.65% 24h

Market health

no active flags
  • No flagsAvailable data: No PLATINUM 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:PLATINUM, scaling the rate Hyperliquid's funding formula would otherwise give.

PLATINUM perp markets on Hyperliquid

Oil, gold & commodities · 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:PLATINUMgrowth 1,538.8 1,538.8 +0.0 bps -1.65% 0.00063% 5.5% ×0.5 $1.26M $25.00M 10% $2.32M 20× 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.

PLATINUM contract history

History for xyz:PLATINUM 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:PLATINUM

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Quoted funding rate history

Normalized 8h · hourly × 8

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xyz:PLATINUM observed funding: last seven completed UTC days

UTC dateMean quoted /h8h equivalentObserved hours
-0.00035%-0.0028%24/24
-0.00213%-0.0171%24/24
-0.00132%-0.0105%24/24
-0.00004%-0.0003%24/24
0.00008%0.0006%24/24
-0.00091%-0.0073%24/24
0.00051%0.0041%24/24

Only xyz:PLATINUM: 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.

PLATINUM volume spikes

PLATINUM across exchanges →

No recent PLATINUM volume spikes. Spikes on every Hyperliquid market show on the Hyperliquid pump scanner.

PLATINUM perp FAQ

What is the PLATINUM price on Hyperliquid?

The PLATINUM perp mark is 1,538.8 on trade.xyz, against an oracle of 1,538.8. 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 PLATINUM funding rate on Hyperliquid?

0.00063% per hour on trade.xyz right now (5.5% APR), so longs pay shorts. Hyperliquid settles funding every hour, so multiply by 8 to compare with an 8-hour rate on Binance or Bybit (0.0050% per 8h).

How closely does the PLATINUM perp track the underlying?

The trade.xyz mark is 1,538.8 against an oracle of 1,538.8, a basis of +0.0 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 PLATINUM open interest cap?

trade.xyz caps xyz:PLATINUM open interest at $25.00M, measured the way Hyperliquid counts it (long and short sides together); 10% 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.