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Every TradFi asset tradable on-chain — and what it costs to hold
Venue: Hyperliquid perp · 8
SP500Index
$7,662- Cost to hold long
- 5.48%/yr
- Premium vs reference
- -0.005%
- Liquidity
- $386M
- Max leverage
- 50×
XYZ100Index
$29,272- Cost to hold long
- 6.03%/yr
- Premium vs reference
- +0.029%
- Liquidity
- $291M
- Max leverage
- 30×
JP225Index
$65,523- Cost to hold long
- 5.48%/yr
- Premium vs reference
- -0.026%
- Liquidity
- $1M
- Max leverage
- 20×
KR200Index
$1,059- Cost to hold long
- 88.12%/yr
- Premium vs reference
- +0.076%
- Liquidity
- $627K
- Max leverage
- 20×
DXYIndex
$97.15- Cost to hold long
- +0.00%/yr(paid to you)
- Premium vs reference
- +0.000%
- Liquidity
- $0K
- Max leverage
- 20×
VIXIndex
$20.00- Cost to hold long
- +0.00%/yr(paid to you)
- Premium vs reference
- +0.000%
- Liquidity
- $0K
- Max leverage
- 3×
NIFTYIndex
$24,250- Cost to hold long
- +0.00%/yr(paid to you)
- Premium vs reference
- +0.000%
- Liquidity
- $0K
- Max leverage
- 20×
IBOVIndex
$175,000- Cost to hold long
- +0.00%/yr(paid to you)
- Premium vs reference
- +0.000%
- Liquidity
- $0K
- Max leverage
- 20×
How the cost is computed
On a perpetual there is no expiry, so the running cost is funding: a periodic payment between the two sides. A positive rate means longs pay shorts. The figure shown is that rate annualised at its current level — it moves, and it is not a fee schedule. Premium is the gap between the perpetual price and its reference price; paying a premium means entering above the underlying. Liquidity is open interest, a proxy for how much size the book absorbs.
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