Funding rates negative indicates a market condition in perpetual futures contracts where short position holders pay long position holders. This situation suggests that a majority of traders are betting on a price decline, driving up the demand for short positions. It often reflects bearish market sentiment or an expectation of further downward price movement. Negative funding rates can sometimes precede a short squeeze if the price unexpectedly rises.
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Cryptocurrency news frequently references negative funding rates as a sentiment indicator, particularly during periods of market uncertainty or downward price action. Analysts interpret consistently negative rates as a sign of prevailing bearish bias among derivatives traders. A significant shift to negative funding rates can signal potential volatility or a local price bottom, attracting contrarian positions.
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