Add Yieldo Funding Benchmark to Analytics - #20
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Open dataset comparing annualised perpetual funding rates on Hyperliquid against other perp DEXes and a median of centralised exchanges, archived with a DOI and published under CC BY 4.0. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01EPHvsaMJ8L18ztYg2KYHrb
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Adds Yieldo Funding Benchmark to the Analytics section.
What it is
An open dataset comparing annualised perpetual-futures funding rates on Hyperliquid against other perp DEXes and a median line for centralised exchanges, so the three can be read on one scale.
Hyperliquid settles funding hourly while most centralised venues settle every eight hours, which makes raw quotes incomparable. Every value is rescaled with
rate x 24 / interval_hours x 365 x 100, and the funding interval is published per row so the normalisation can be checked rather than trusted.Coverage
observationsanddistinct_rates, so readers apply their own quality threshold instead of inheriting the publisher'sWhy it belongs here
Same shape as the OpenChainBench and perp.wiki entries already listed: open methodology, machine-readable feeds, CC BY 4.0.
Disclosure
I maintain Yieldo. The data comes from each exchange's own public API; there is no history before 2026-07-05, no backtest and no yield claim, and the limitations are documented in the archived package rather than implied.