Silver (SILVER) Perp Price

Go long or short with perpetual futures on Legend.

$46.828

4.12%past 24 hours
$49.087$47.859$46.63212:45 AM12:37 PM12:30 AM
Nov 14, 2026 – Nov 15, 2026Prices from Hyperliquid
High $48.930Low $46.801

Trade Silver

Max leverage

25×
Trade SilverOpen the Legend app

Perpetuals use leverage and carry a high risk of loss. Liquidation can close your position. Funding, fees and slippage apply.

Market stats

Mark price
$46.865
Mid price
$46.828
Hourly funding rate
-0.0144%
Open interest (USD)
$149M
24h volume (USD)
$50.1M
Max leverage
25×

Silver perps on Legend

Hourly funding rate
Paid every hour between longs and shorts
Provided by
Hyperliquid
Fees
Hyperliquid fees + Legend builder fee normally 0.05%

Copy trades: 0.10%; profit share up to 20% on winning copied positions.

Perpetuals use leverage and carry a high risk of loss. Liquidation can close your position. Funding, fees and slippage apply.

What is a Silver perpetual?

Silver is a precious metal with industrial uses, including electronics and solar equipment. A silver perpetual provides price exposure on the xyz builder DEX without storing bullion. Perpetuals have no fixed expiry. Funding payments and margin requirements apply while a position is open.

How to trade Silver perps on Legend

  1. Select Deposit in Legend and fund your account through Unifold. Use a supported token and network, and wait for confirmation.
  2. Open the Silver trading market.
  3. Choose an order type, position size and leverage. A market order prioritizes execution; a limit order sets a price but may not fill.
  4. Set take profit and stop loss (TP/SL). Check the trigger prices and order size before you confirm.
  5. Manage the position: monitor margin, funding and open orders. Reduce or close the position when needed.

What moves the Silver price

Industrial demand, mine supply, recycling and the US dollar affect silver. Investment flows and changes in interest rates can amplify moves in a market that differs from gold. A perpetual price can differ from its reference market because of liquidity and positioning.

Costs

Hyperliquid trading fees apply, plus a Legend builder fee that is normally 0.05%, subject to account overrides. Funding is a separate payment between long and short positions; you can pay or receive it. Native Hyperliquid TWAPs do not charge the Legend builder fee, but Hyperliquid trading fees still apply.

Copy trades carry a 0.10% Legend builder fee in addition to Hyperliquid trading fees. A trader can also charge a profit share of up to 20% on winning copied positions. This profit share is separate from execution fees.

Risks

Leverage increases losses as well as gains. An adverse price move can cause liquidation. Stop orders do not guarantee an execution price, and limit orders may not fill. Check available collateral and use a position size you can manage.

Commodity reference markets have their own trading schedules. Supply shocks and changes in demand can cause large moves. This derivative does not provide ownership or delivery of the physical commodity. Funding, spreads and slippage can increase the cost of holding or closing a position.

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Silver perps FAQ

Is silver only a store-of-value trade?

No. Industrial demand is an important part of silver demand, so manufacturing conditions can affect its price.

Can I go long or short Silver on Legend?

You can open a long or short perpetual position when the market is available. Both directions require margin and can be liquidated. Check the live market before you submit an order.

What fees apply to Silver perps?

Hyperliquid trading fees and a Legend builder fee, normally 0.05%, apply to regular orders, subject to account overrides. Native TWAPs do not charge the Legend builder fee. Funding is separate. Copied orders carry a 0.10% builder fee and may include profit share of up to 20% on winning copied positions.

Updated November 14, 2026

Perpetuals use leverage and carry a high risk of loss. Liquidation can close your position. Funding, fees and slippage apply.