Bitcoin shorts are about to explode? Funding rate turns negative, can we not get on board this time? #比特币后市

Recently, Bitcoin's funding rate has turned negative again! This is the seventh time in a year, which really makes people wonder if it is against negative numbers. According to CryptoQuant data, every time the funding rate turns negative, the price of Bitcoin will rebound. This time, should we expect another wave of "take-off"?

Funding rate turns negative, in simple terms, it means that there are so many people shorting that the server is about to burst, and as a result, people who are long have to pay "protection fees". This scene is exactly like the shorts "paying tribute" to the longs, which is really a wonder in the currency circle.

Historical data shows that whenever the funding rate turns negative, the price of Bitcoin often ushered in a wave of increases. This time, the funding rate turned negative again. Is it a good time to "buy the bottom" again? However, don't be too happy too early, after all, the market is changing rapidly, and no one wants to be a buyer.

Currently, the price of Bitcoin is hovering around $96,400, with a "ceiling" of $100,000 above and a "floor" of $95,000 below. If it can break through the upper resistance, it may start a new round of rise; but if it falls below the lower support, it may continue to fall. This market is like dancing on a tightrope, and you may fall down if you are not careful.

In terms of the macro environment, there is some good news. During his second term, US President Trump plans to issue a number of executive orders involving Bitcoin and the digital asset industry. These policies may bring new vitality to the cryptocurrency market. In addition, the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) Bitcoin futures and options trading volume reached a record high in January, showing that institutional investors' interest in Bitcoin derivatives continues to grow.

The logic of Bitcoin's rise is clear: institutions are buying, policies are loosening, and the historical trend is here. The current depressed mood is nothing more than big funds digging holes and waiting for retail investors to hand over their chips. For those who are still hesitating, do you want to wait for FOMO (fear of missing out) to enter the market at $120,000, or ambush at a low level now and wait for the harvest?

The end of the shorts is approaching, hold your chips and boldly buy at the bottom!