Fixed vs floating · BTC · Gate · 2026-11-27
BTC · Gate · 2026-11-27: fixed vs floating
Both sides at $10,000: lock an income (short YU) or lock a cost (long YU), priced from the order book, after the Boros taker and settlement fees.
Updated 2026-10-29 17:33 UTC
BTC · Gate · 2026-11-27
| Underlying funding | Gate BTC_USDT |
| Maturity | 2026-11-27 · 28 days left |
| Settlement period | 8 h |
| Implied APR (mark) | 5.38% |
| Latest floating APR | 6.90% |
| Open interest | $3.6M |
| 24 h volume | $81 |
| Taker + settlement fee | 0.05% + 0.10% |
Locked rate at $10,000, net of fees
| Side | Net locked | Floating, same term | Floating 7d | Floating 30d | Advantage | Win rate | Capacity | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lock an income (short YU) | 4.96% | 3.40% | 7.65% | 3.85% | +1.57% | 80% | $182.8K | Actionable |
| Lock a cost (long YU) | 5.75% | 3.40% | 7.65% | 3.85% | −2.35% | 17% | $0 | Watch |
Advantage = net locked rate minus the term-matched floating benchmark (income side) or the reverse (cost side). Win rate = share of past windows of the same length in which locking would have won. Capacity = the largest size whose advantage stays above zero.
Questions
What fixed rate can I lock on BTC funding at Gate until 2026-11-27?
4.96% a year net of Boros fees at $10,000, against a term-matched floating benchmark of 3.40%; up to $182.8K keeps an advantage.
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