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Crypto funding rate data from Coinglass, reported by BlockBeats, is flashing warning signs 📉. Both centralized and decentralized exchanges are showing a clear bearish tilt, as seen in the latest chart tracking major asset funding rates.
🧾 Funding rates are recurring payments between long and short positions in perpetual futures contracts, designed to keep the contract price in sync with the spot market. Unlike trading fees, these are peer-to-peer adjustments—where one side pays the other based on market positioning.
📊 A funding rate of 0.01% is considered the norm. If it rises above 0.01%, it reflects bullish pressure, as longs pay shorts. If it falls below 0.005%, it signals bearish sentiment, with shorts gaining the upper hand in market dominance.
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🧾 Funding rates are recurring payments between long and short positions in perpetual futures contracts, designed to keep the contract price in sync with the spot market. Unlike trading fees, these are peer-to-peer adjustments—where one side pays the other based on market positioning.
📊 A funding rate of 0.01% is considered the norm. If it rises above 0.01%, it reflects bullish pressure, as longs pay shorts. If it falls below 0.005%, it signals bearish sentiment, with shorts gaining the upper hand in market dominance.
$TRUMP $BNB $SOL
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