PIPPIN quickly recovered after this downward spike to around 0.405, which is worth paying attention to. The key point is—funding rates remain negative. What does this indicate? The short-selling momentum is already waning, and market sentiment is shifting. From the perspective of major players, such rapid spikes are often a means to clear out chips. The purpose is very clear: to shake out retail investors at low levels and concentrate floating chips before a rise. The current price level indeed warrants consideration for establishing long positions. However, a reminder—there may still be a round of bottoming and oscillation before the rally, which is a common preparatory move. Proper operation can yield substantial profits, but risks are to be borne by oneself. If the view is opposite, shorting is also an option. The core is to be responsible for your own decisions and not follow the crowd blindly.
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BridgeJumper
· 12h ago
The fee rate reversal is a signal. This round of clearing is quite intense. Retail investors are probably going to be shaken out again, haha.
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MEVictim
· 12h ago
The signal of funding rate turning negative is still interesting; it does indicate that the bears are indeed loosening.
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DataChief
· 12h ago
Negative fee rates, indeed the shorts are out of steam. This wave of pushing the price down to 0.405 and then pulling back again, the main players' tactics are still the same, shaking out retail investors. The bottoming process will definitely continue, so don't rush.
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BrokenYield
· 12h ago
negative funding rates are basically smart money's tell—shorts getting tired and retail still shaking. that wick down to 0.405 smells like classic liquidity grab before the move. seen this correlation matrix play out a hundred times, works until it doesn't.
PIPPIN quickly recovered after this downward spike to around 0.405, which is worth paying attention to. The key point is—funding rates remain negative. What does this indicate? The short-selling momentum is already waning, and market sentiment is shifting. From the perspective of major players, such rapid spikes are often a means to clear out chips. The purpose is very clear: to shake out retail investors at low levels and concentrate floating chips before a rise. The current price level indeed warrants consideration for establishing long positions. However, a reminder—there may still be a round of bottoming and oscillation before the rally, which is a common preparatory move. Proper operation can yield substantial profits, but risks are to be borne by oneself. If the view is opposite, shorting is also an option. The core is to be responsible for your own decisions and not follow the crowd blindly.