$ARM Over the past 24 hours, things have been a bit interesting: it’s up 3.65%, and the price reached 265.61. But when Old Dog looked into it, the perpetual contract funding rate is 0, and based on earlier data, open interest (OI) is now 25818.95. This combination is not common in on-chain U.S.-stock markets. Usually, when U.S.-stock sectors resonate with the BTC broader trend, the contract data shows clearer directional signals. If BTC is moving independently right now, then names like COIN and MSTR would act first. But for a chip stock like $ARM , with the funding rate stuck at zero and OI not moving much, it suggests followers haven’t rushed in yet. The longs are only modestly testing the waters—nowhere near crowded.

This is different from pure meme assets where funding rates swing wildly and OI fluctuates dramatically.

My take is that this kind of mild data structure means $ARM ’s rise is driven more by underlying fundamentals and sector sentiment (e.g., overall chip-sector news), rather than an internal crypto leverage frenzy. In fact, the strongest counterargument is simple: if tonight or tomorrow BTC suddenly breaks below a key support level on heavy volume, and overall risk appetite sharply drops, then a sector-sentiment-driven target like $ARM will very likely pull back too—its “holds up well” narrative would temporarily fail.

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