No. The entry price of the position will remain the same.

Open interest decreases when a user closes a position.

Open Interest information can be found on the Contracts page.

Funding fees are periodic payments made between users holding long and short positions in a perpetual futures contract. These fees ensure the contract’s price closely tracks the underlying asset’s market price.

Funding fees are typically charged every 8 hours in perpetual swap contracts. However, the frequency can vary between contracts, so it is advisable to check the Contracts page for specific details.

Funding rates are calculated using the following formula: Interest Rate (I) = (Interest Quote Index – Interest Base Rate) / Funding Interval Interest Quote Index = The interest rate for borrowing the quote currency Interest Base Index = The interest rate ...Read more

Funding fees are calculated using this formula: Funding Fee = Notional Value of Positions * Funding Rate Notional Value of Positions = Quantity of Contract * Mark Price

Funding fees will be charged or received directly from the margin balance of your Flipster account.

No, the Notional Order Amount and Position Size are calculated separately for each symbol. This means that the Notional Min/Max Order Amount and Max Position Size vary between symbols.

If the margin balance is insufficient to cover funding fees, the fees will be charged directly to the position margin. This will increase the risk of liquidation for the open position.