Perpetual contract changes
Exchanges change their perpetual contracts quietly: a funding interval cut from 8 hours to 4 or 1, a new funding rate cap, lower max leverage, a new tick size, a new contract or a delisting notice. This feed lists every change seen on Binance, Bybit, Gate, Bitget, KuCoin, MEXC and Hyperliquid in the last 30 days, newest first.
Contract changes · Hyperliquid · last 30 days
newest first · times in UTCExchange: All · Binance · Bybit · Gate · Bitget · KuCoin · MEXC · Hyperliquid
| Contract | Change | Old -> new | Exchange | Seen (UTC) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| No contract changes on Hyperliquid in the last 30 days. | ||||
Method. Each exchange's public contract list is read once an hour. A change is listed when a value differs from the previous snapshot; a value an exchange does not publish is never reported as changed. A contract missing from two snapshots in a row counts as delisted. The first snapshot of an exchange is the starting point, not a change. Event ids (row anchors and RSS guids) never change.
Scheduled delistings with a countdown and live open interest: delistings. Feed: RSS · JSON.
Contract changes FAQ
Why does a funding interval change matter?
A perp that moves from 8-hour to 4-hour or 1-hour funding pays the same rate more often, so the daily cost of a position can multiply. Exchanges usually shorten the interval when funding hits its cap.
What is a funding cap?
The highest and lowest funding rate the exchange allows per interval. A wider cap lets funding run further in a squeeze; a contract stuck at its cap is listed on the funding cap screener.
Where does the data come from?
From each exchange's public contract list (Binance, Bybit, Gate, Bitget, KuCoin and MEXC USDT perpetuals, and Hyperliquid), read once an hour. A change shows up within about an hour of the exchange publishing it. Some exchanges do not publish every field: Binance has no public max leverage, Bitget and MEXC no funding cap, MEXC no funding interval; those changes cannot be seen here.
Is there an RSS feed or an API?
Yes: /contract-changes/rss.xml carries the newest 50 changes and /api/contract-changes returns the last 30 days as JSON. Both accept ?venue=.