Time To Next Funding
What SteadyEdge calculates
This page documents the exact runtime calculation for the listed filter IDs. Formula symbols use O , H , L , C , and V for the current candle open, high, low, close, and volume; p is the configured lookback.
- Registry filter IDs: time_to_next_funding_sec
Exact formula
value = seconds returned by the exchange until the next funding timestamp
above passes value >= threshold; below passes value <= threshold
Parameters, defaults, and bounds
- target_seconds_to_next_funding : default 0 ; 0–86400
- submit_slack_seconds : default 0 ; 0–60
- cancel_unfilled_seconds_after_funding : default 0 ; 0–300
- aggressive_fallback_seconds : default 0 ; 0–60
- funding_entry_offset_ms : default 0 ; -300000–300000
- funding_entry_arm_lead_ms : default 60000 ; 1000–600000
- funding_entry_price_refresh_lead_ms : default 2000 ; 0–60000
- funding_entry_slippage_bps : default 30 ; 0–500
- funding_shortlist_rank : default 1 ; 1–10
- funding_execution_profile : Allowed values server_default , custom
- funding_entry_intent : Allowed values collect_funding , post_funding_move
- funding_entry_fill_mode : Allowed values trigger , market , auto
- entry_execution_mode : Allowed values configured , market , hybrid
- funding_entry_transport : Allowed values auto , websocket , rest
How the rule passes
above and below are inclusive for these exchange-time values: >= and <= .
Data, timing, and warm-up
This filter reads external state at the evaluation time. If the provider has no usable value, the rule does not pass.
Every rule in the same filter set must pass. Test Filters and a backtest validate the complete set.
Related articles
- Filters Reference
- How Entry Filters Work
- Timeframe, Operator, Value, And Params