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RatCoin — Live Price, Open Interest & Funding
RATRatCoin (RAT) is a coin cryptocurrency tracked by JustScreener. Market capitalisation is $132.44K, with a circulating supply of 4B RAT. RatCoin launched in 2018.
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This coin isn't traded on any of the 10 exchanges we track. We have no data for it.
Key data
- Fully diluted market cap
- $132.44K
- Circulating supply
- 4B RAT
Profile
- Category
- Coin
- Date Launched
- 10 November 2018
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Frequently asked questions
Where is RAT traded?
RatCoin (RAT) does not yet have a USDT-M perpetual on the exchanges we monitor (Binance, Bybit, OKX, KuCoin, Bitget, MEXC, HTX, Gate.io, Hyperliquid). Add it to your watchlist — the moment it lists we will start tracking price, turnover, OI and funding automatically.
What is the RAT funding rate now?
No live funding data is available for RAT yet — usually because it has no USDT-M perpetual on a tracked venue. Funding is a payment between perpetual-contract sides that pins the perp price to spot; it is charged every 8 hours (more frequently on some venues). A positive rate means longs pay shorts, negative means the opposite, and extreme readings often signal a potential reversal.
What is the RAT open interest now?
Open interest data is not yet available for RAT on the exchanges we monitor — usually meaning a perpetual contract has not listed yet. Open interest is the total notional of unsettled futures positions; it appears the moment the contract lists and lets you track how aggressively positions are being built up.
How can I get an alert on RAT price, OI or funding moves?
JustScreener scans all 7,400+ coins on 10 exchanges every 60 seconds — there is no list of coins to configure. For price, OI or volume alerts use the Custom Screener; for funding — the Funding Screener. A Telegram or push notification fires the moment a rule triggers.