BOT Price Today: Live BOTUSDT Perpetual
Track live BOTUSDT perpetual price, funding rate, open interest, and mark price in real time. Get current BOT token market data and contract specifica...
Track the live BOTUSDT perpetual contract price today — including funding rate, open interest, mark price, and key market data in real time. BOTUSDT is a perpetual futures trading pair (a contract that tracks the price of BOT token denominated in USDT) with no expiry date, listed on Bybit.
[LIVE PRICE WIDGET — displays current BOTUSDT perpetual last price in USDT, 24h change %, 24h high/low — WebSocket-updated]
[METRICS BAR — Funding Rate (% with sign + next funding countdown) | Open Interest (USD + 24h change %) | 24h Volume (USD) | Mark Price (USDT) | Index Price (USDT) | Long/Short Ratio (%) | Market Cap (USD) | Circulating Supply]
[PRICE CHART — TradingView embed, candlestick, 1H/4H/1D/1W/1M selectors, default 1D, volume bars below]
[HISTORICAL STATS — All-Time High (price + date) | All-Time Low (price + date) | 52-Week High | 52-Week Low]
[CONTRACT SPECIFICATIONS TABLE — Base Asset: BOT | Quote Asset: USDT | Contract Type: Perpetual | Settlement Currency: USDT | Funding Interval: Every 8 hours | Maximum Leverage: | Tick Size: | Minimum Order Size: | Margin Modes: Cross / Isolated]
Price data sourced from Bybit API. Market capitalization and supply data sourced from CoinGecko. Data updates in real time and may vary from other sources.
Where to Trade BOTUSDT Perpetual
The BOTUSDT perpetual contract is available to trade on Bybit. Trade BOTUSDT on Bybit with up to 20x leverage on the USDT-margined perpetual contract.
| Exchange | Max Leverage |
|---|---|
| Bybit | Up to 20x |
To purchase BOT tokens directly on spot, check CoinGecko's Markets tab for current spot exchange listings.
Trading perpetual contracts with leverage carries a high risk of loss, including the possibility of losing all invested capital.
What Is the BOTUSDT Perpetual Contract?
The BOTUSDT perpetual contract is a cryptocurrency derivatives instrument that tracks the price of the BOT token against USDT, with no expiry date and no settlement deadline. As a perpetual futures trading pair (a contract denominated in USDT rather than involving direct ownership of the token), BOTUSDT positions can be held indefinitely as long as margin requirements are met.
The contract is quoted and settled in USDT (Tether), a stablecoin pegged to the US dollar. As a cryptocurrency derivative, the value of the BOTUSDT contract is derived from the underlying BOT token price. Trading the contract does not involve holding or transferring BOT tokens. Bybit uses mark price, not last traded price, to calculate unrealized P&L and determine liquidation thresholds.
For a full explanation of the BOT token itself, see what is BOTUSDT crypto and how the BOT token works.
How the BOTUSDT Perpetual Contract Works
Funding Rate
The BOTUSDT funding rate — a periodic payment exchanged between long and short position holders — settles every 8 hours and keeps the perpetual contract price aligned with the BOT spot price. When the funding rate is positive, long position holders pay short position holders at each interval, creating a carrying cost for longs and a rebate for shorts. When the rate turns negative, shorts pay longs instead.
Traders track the live funding rate in the metrics bar above to assess the cost of holding a BOTUSDT position overnight. A sustained positive funding rate signals that the perpetual is trading above spot and that long positioning is dominant. Traders factor this cost into position sizing decisions. A sustained negative rate indicates the opposite condition.
Mark Price
The mark price — calculated from the BOT index price (a weighted average of BOT spot prices across major exchanges) plus a funding basis component — is what Bybit uses to calculate unrealized P&L and determine whether a position is subject to liquidation. Because the index price aggregates prices across multiple venues, no single exchange can manipulate the mark price through thin order books or localized price spikes.
This method prevents the last traded price on a single exchange from triggering liquidations unfairly during periods of low liquidity.
Open Interest
Open interest in BOTUSDT represents the total USD value of all outstanding perpetual positions that have not yet been settled. It differs from trading volume, which measures contracts completed within a given time period. The current open interest figure and 24-hour change appear in the metrics bar above.
If open interest rises while price climbs, new buyers are likely entering the market. If open interest rises while price falls, new short positions are probably building. When open interest declines in either direction, position unwinding is the more probable explanation. Open interest is most informative when read alongside the funding rate sign and price direction.
The long/short ratio shows the proportion of BOTUSDT positions currently held long versus short. It reflects positioning at a given point in time and serves as one input among several when assessing market sentiment.
Leverage and Liquidation
The BOTUSDT perpetual contract on Bybit supports up to 20x leverage, meaning a position amplifies both gains and losses by the chosen multiple and reduces the price distance required to trigger liquidation. Liquidation is triggered when a trader's margin balance falls below the maintenance margin requirement. Bybit executes liquidation at the mark price, not the last traded price.
Before placing any leveraged trade, use Bybit's built-in liquidation price calculator on the trading interface to estimate your liquidation threshold at your intended leverage and margin mode. For a step-by-step walkthrough, see how to trade BOTUSDT perpetual futures.
Trading with leverage carries a high risk of loss, including the possibility of losing all invested capital.
About BOT Token
The BOT token is the native token of Unibot, a Telegram-based automated cryptocurrency trading platform built on the Ethereum blockchain. The token powers the Unibot ecosystem and is used by traders for fee discounts on platform trades, revenue sharing from platform fees, and access to premium features.
Unibot launched in 2023. The BOT token is deployed on Ethereum as an ERC-20 standard token and is listed on Bybit as the BOTUSDT perpetual contract. For the full token overview, see what is the BOT crypto token.
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Blockchain | Ethereum |
| Token Standard | ERC-20 |
| Contract Type on Bybit | USDT Perpetual |
Frequently Asked Questions About BOTUSDT
What is the BOTUSDT price today?
The live BOTUSDT perpetual price today is displayed in the price widget at the top of this page, updated in real time from Bybit's API. The BOT coin live price right now reflects the mark price of the BOTUSDT perpetual contract on Bybit. For historical context, the all-time high and 52-week range appear in the historical stats panel above the chart.
What is BOTUSDT current price?
The BOTUSDT current price is available live in the metrics bar at the top of this page. The figure shown is the last traded price of the BOTUSDT perpetual contract on Bybit. The mark price, which Bybit uses for liquidation calculations, may differ slightly from the last price during volatile periods.
What is BOT crypto price today live?
BOT crypto price today live is tracked via the Bybit perpetual contract price displayed in the widget above. Price data is sourced directly from Bybit's API and updates in real time. Note that the perpetual contract price and the BOT spot price on other exchanges may differ slightly due to the funding rate mechanism.
What is BOT USDT price today?
BOT USDT price today refers to the current value of one BOT token expressed in USDT (Tether). The figure is shown in real time in the live price widget at the top of this page, sourced from the Bybit BOTUSDT perpetual contract.
What is BOTUSDT?
BOTUSDT is the perpetual futures trading pair for the BOT token on Bybit, where BOT is priced against USDT with no expiry date. Positions settle in USDT rather than requiring the physical token. Bybit uses mark price, not last traded price, to calculate unrealized P&L and trigger liquidations.
How does a BOTUSDT perpetual contract work?
A BOTUSDT perpetual contract has no expiry date. Positions stay open as long as sufficient margin is maintained. The funding rate mechanism, which settles every 8 hours, keeps the perpetual price aligned with the BOT spot price. Bybit uses mark price rather than last traded price for liquidation calculations. For a full breakdown of all four core mechanics, see the How the BOTUSDT Perpetual Contract Works section above.
What is the funding rate for BOTUSDT?
The BOTUSDT funding rate is a payment exchanged between long and short traders every 8 hours to keep the perpetual price aligned with the BOT spot price. A positive rate means long holders pay short holders at each interval. A negative rate reverses the direction: shorts pay longs. The current funding rate and next payment countdown appear in the live metrics bar at the top of this page.
What does the funding rate mean for BOTUSDT traders?
A positive funding rate creates a recurring cost for long holders: the rate percentage applies to the notional position value every 8 hours. At a +0.05% funding rate, a long position pays 0.05% of its notional value to short holders at each settlement. A sustained high positive rate indicates that the perpetual is trading above spot and that long positioning is crowded. Factor this cost into any overnight or multi-day holding plan.
What is the difference between BOT spot price and perpetual price?
Because the BOTUSDT perpetual is not locked to spot, it can trade at a premium or discount depending on market demand. The funding rate mechanism corrects this divergence: when the perpetual trades above spot, longs pay shorts, pushing the perpetual price back down. When the perpetual trades below spot, shorts pay longs, pushing it back up. This self-correcting mechanism keeps the two prices aligned over time.
What is open interest in BOTUSDT?
Unlike trading volume, which counts contracts completed within a period, open interest measures the total USD value of positions still open. Rising open interest alongside rising price indicates new buyers entering. Rising open interest alongside falling price indicates new short positions building. Falling open interest suggests position unwinding. The current OI figure and 24-hour change appear in the metrics bar above.
How is the mark price of BOTUSDT calculated?
The BOTUSDT mark price is derived from the BOT index price (a weighted average of BOT spot prices across major exchanges) plus a funding basis component. Bybit uses mark price, not the last traded price on a single venue, to calculate unrealized P&L and determine liquidation thresholds. This protects traders from liquidations caused by temporary price spikes on a single exchange.
How do I calculate my BOTUSDT liquidation price?
Your BOTUSDT liquidation price is determined by three inputs: your entry price, the leverage you select, and your margin mode (cross or isolated). Cross-margin uses your full account balance as collateral. Isolated margin caps the loss to the margin allocated to that position. Bybit's built-in liquidation price calculator on the trading interface provides the accurate figure for your specific position parameters. Trading with leverage carries a high risk of loss. See our full risk disclosure below.
Is BOT a good investment?
The decision to invest in or trade BOT depends on individual risk tolerance, market conditions, and personal financial circumstances. This page provides live market data to support your own research. It does not constitute investment advice. For a structured investment analysis, see is BOT crypto a good investment in 2026.
What is the BOT price prediction?
This page does not provide price predictions for BOT. For price scenarios across bull, base, and bear conditions, see the BOT crypto price prediction for 2026. Trading cryptocurrencies involves significant risk of loss.
The information on this page is provided for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment, financial, trading, or any other form of advice. Trading cryptocurrency perpetual contracts involves substantial risk of loss and may not be suitable for all investors. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Always conduct your own research and consult a qualified financial advisor before making any investment decisions.
Price data sourced from Bybit API. Market capitalization and supply data sourced from CoinGecko.
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