Live Cerebras (CBRS) Perpetual Futures Price
Cerebras (CBRS) perpetual futures (perps) trade 24/7 on Phoenix, a fully on-chain order book exchange on Solana. As of October 26, 2026, CBRS trades at $109.56 with $34,540 in open interest. Fees are 0.035% taker and 0.005% maker, and you can use USDC or SOL as collateral.
- Oracle price
- $109.56
- 24h high
- $112.98
- 24h low
- $106.39
- 24h volume
- $9,154
- Open interest
- $34,540
- 1h funding
- +0.0011%
CBRS mark price, last 24 hours
CBRS contract specifications
- Contract type
- Perpetual futures, no expiry
- Margin and settlement
- USDC
- Maximum leverage
- 10x
- Margin mode
- Cross or isolated
- Taker fee
- 0.035%
- Maker fee
- 0.005%
- Trading hours
- 24/7
- Closed-market price bound
- 10%
CBRS trades 24/7 on Phoenix. When the underlying market is closed, Phoenix prices CBRS from its own order book using Impact Pricing, within 10% of the last external price. Parameters are set per market and can change. See all market parameters
CBRS funding rate
- 1 hour
- +0.0011%
- 8 hours
- +0.0085%
- Annualized
- +9.31%
The rate is positive: traders holding long CBRS positions pay traders holding short positions. Funding settles every hour. The 8-hour and annualized figures extend the current hourly rate and are not forecasts.
About Cerebras
CBRS tracks the value of 1 share of Class A common stock in Cerebras Systems Inc. Cerebras develops AI chips, supercomputing systems, and cloud infrastructure designed to power large-scale artificial intelligence workloads.
Open interest is the notional value of CBRS positions still open on Phoenix. 24h volume is the notional value traded over the last 24 hours.
CBRS perpetuals questions
What is the CBRS perpetual price right now?
The Cerebras perpetual price on Phoenix is $109.56, a change of -2.85% over the last 24 hours. It's the mark price of the CBRS perpetual, which can differ slightly from Cerebras prices quoted elsewhere.
Can I trade CBRS perpetuals on Solana?
Yes. CBRS perpetuals trade on Phoenix, a fully on-chain perpetuals exchange on Solana. Connect a Solana wallet or sign in with email, deposit USDC or SOL, and trade CBRS 24/7.
What is the CBRS funding rate right now?
The CBRS funding rate on Phoenix is +0.0011% per hour, or +9.31% annualized. A positive rate means longs pay shorts, and a negative rate means shorts pay longs. Funding settles every hour.
What is CBRS open interest on Phoenix?
CBRS open interest on Phoenix is $34,540, with $9,154 traded over the last 24 hours.
What are the fees to trade CBRS perpetuals?
Trading CBRS perpetuals (perps) on Phoenix costs 0.035% for taker orders and 0.005% for maker orders, based on matched notional.
Can I use SOL as collateral to trade CBRS?
Yes. Phoenix accepts USDC and native SOL as collateral, and SOL counts toward margin at up to 80% of its value, so you can trade CBRS without selling your SOL. Profit and loss settle in USDC.
Can I trade CBRS when its market is closed?
Yes. CBRS trades 24/7 on Phoenix. When the underlying market is closed, Phoenix prices CBRS from its own order book, within 10% of the last external price.
Do I own Cerebras shares when I trade CBRS perpetuals?
No. CBRS perpetuals give you exposure to the share price without owning shares. Profit and loss settle in USDC.
Do CBRS perpetuals expire?
No. CBRS perpetuals have no expiry date. A position stays open until you close it or it is liquidated, unless the market itself is settled or delisted under its listing terms.
How does Phoenix decide CBRS liquidations?
Phoenix uses the mark price, not the last trade, to check account health and trigger CBRS liquidations. The mark price is the median of an adjusted oracle price, the Phoenix order book price and the oracle price plus a smoothed average of the order book's gap to it, which reduces the risk of liquidations caused by a brief price spike.
Where can I see CBRS order book depth and price history?
The CBRS trade screen on Phoenix shows the live order book, recent trades and an interactive chart. Developers can stream the same data through the Phoenix API, the Rise SDK and the Vulcan CLI.