ERA (ERA) funding rate, open interest and liquidations — all exchanges

Updated: Oct 25, 2026, 1:53 AM

What the ERA funding rate says now

Funding is negative (-0.5154% per 8 hours): shorts pay longs. Leveraged sellers dominate — a crowded short can be squeezed upward.

Across exchanges funding ranges by 0.4056%: highest on bybit, lowest on gate. One exchange alone would show you only part of this picture.

ERA open interest and liquidations

Open interest across exchanges is $15.2M (+24.3% in 24 hours). Over the last 24 hours $286K of longs and $232K of shorts were liquidated. Rising open interest with price means new positions are joining the move; falling open interest means positions are closing.

ERA order book depth

Within ±1% of the price there are $452K of bids and $461K of asks summed across all exchanges. Large walls and liquidation clusters are visible in the aggregated order book and on the chart.

Why one number for all exchanges

Funding, open interest and liquidations differ from exchange to exchange, and most sites show one exchange at a time. AggPro sums them: funding is weighted by each exchange's open interest, liquidations and open interest are totals. Not investment advice.