Compare HYPE perpetual trading fees
HYPE — the token native to Hyperliquid — trades as a perpetual on a growing set of venues, and their all-in cost diverges more than a younger asset’s fee pages suggest, because depth is thinner and less evenly arbitraged than on BTC or ETH. That makes the spread you cross and the slippage your order walks the deciding factors, not the headline fee. FeeFloor measures the fee, half-spread and live order-book slippage for a $100,000 HYPE perpetual order and ranks every venue by the total. These are crypto perpetual swaps, not a dated or settled contract.
As of 18 July 2026, the cheapest crypto exchange for a $100K HYPE futures trade is Reya at $40.00 all-in.· measured 07:41 UTC
44 venues ranked for a $100K HYPE futures buy order (taker), with referral discounts applied. Cheapest is Reya at $40.00.
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Cheapest measured venue for this buy: Reya at $40.00 on a $100K HYPE futures order.
| Rank | Exchange | Type | Cost profile | Action | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | DEX | 4.00$40.00 | 0.00$0.00 | 0.00$0.00 | $40.004.00 bps | Trade | ||
| 2 | DEX | 3.803.42$34.20 | 0.42$4.20 | 0.40$4.00 | $42.404.24 bpssaves $3.80 | Trade | ||
| 3 | DEX | 0.00$0.00 | 0.91$9.10 | 3.46$34.60 | $43.704.37 bps | Trade | ||
| 4 | CEX | 2.001.80$18.00 | 0.08$0.80 | 2.62$26.20 | $45.004.50 bpssaves $2.00 | Trade | ||
| 5 | DEX | 4.50$45.00 | 0.08$0.80 | 0.26$2.60 | $48.404.84 bps | Trade | ||
| 6 | DEX | 5.00$50.00 | 0.00$0.00 | 0.00$0.00 | $50.005.00 bps | Trade | ||
| 7 | Fee 5.00Spread 0.00Slip 0.00 | DEX | 5.00$50.00 | 0.00$0.00 | 0.00$0.00 | $50.005.00 bps | Trade | |
| 8 | DEX | 6.005.10$51.00 | 0.00$0.00 | 0.00$0.00 | $51.005.10 bpssaves $9.00 | Trade | ||
| 9 | DEX | 6.005.40$54.00 | 0.00$0.00 | 0.00$0.00 | $54.005.40 bpssaves $6.00 | Trade | ||
| 10 | DEX | 2.50$25.00 | 0.09$0.90 | 3.04$30.40 | $56.305.63 bps | Trade | ||
| 11 | DEX | 4.00$40.00 | 1.52$15.20 | 0.27$2.70 | $57.905.79 bps | Trade | ||
| 12 | Fee 6.00Spread 0.08Slip 0.00 | CEX | 6.00$60.00 | 0.08$0.80 | 0.00$0.00 | $60.806.08 bps | Trade | |
| 13 | DEX | 3.50$35.00 | 0.09$0.90 | 2.83$28.30 | $64.206.42 bps | Trade | ||
| 14 | DEX | 4.504.32$43.20 | 0.08$0.80 | 2.19$21.90 | $65.906.59 bpssaves $1.80 | Trade | ||
| 15 | CEX | 6.004.80$48.00 | 0.42$4.20 | 1.49$14.90 | $67.106.71 bpssaves $12.00 | Trade |
Fee
Trading fee charged by the venue, after your referral discount.
Spread
Half the difference between best bid and ask at measurement time.
Slippage
Price impact of walking the live order book at your trade size.
Total cost
Fee + spread + slippage — the true execution cost, in basis points. 1 bps = 0.01%.
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Common questions
Where can I trade HYPE perpetuals?
HYPE is the token native to Hyperliquid, but its perpetual now lists on a growing set of venues beyond it. The table above shows every venue we measure that quotes a HYPE perpetual, ranked by all-in cost — so you can see which is cheapest rather than assuming the native venue always wins.
Why does HYPE cost more to trade than BTC on the same venue?
Newer, smaller-cap assets tend to have thinner, less evenly arbitraged books than BTC or ETH, so the spread you cross and the slippage your order walks are larger in basis points. The fee is often identical to the venue's BTC fee — the difference you pay is in spread and slippage, which is exactly what FeeFloor measures.
Is a HYPE perpetual the same as owning HYPE?
No. A perpetual is a derivative that tracks HYPE's price through a funding mechanism; you don't hold the token. This page measures the cost to open that perpetual position, not the cost of buying HYPE spot — switch the market control to compare where a spot HYPE market exists.
Does the ranking include funding on HYPE perps?
No. Funding is an ongoing payment between longs and shorts that changes over the life of a position, so it is a separate cost from the one-time execution cost this page measures. We rank the fee, spread and slippage of opening the position with a market order.
The full measurement method — including what we deliberately do not measure — is on the methodology page.