This is the scenario that bullish traders want to see.
Bitcoin's funding rates across all futures exchanges have turned negative, indicating that bears are dominant in the market and are paying longs. This is an interesting signal.
The key lies in the funding rate behavior during rebounds. If, during a price increase, the funding rate suddenly spikes to a very high level, it often indicates that the market will decline again afterward. Why? Because a high funding rate itself suggests that the market is not fully prepared with short positions, and the rebound's strength is limited—lacking genuine support at the bottom.
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SerNgmi
· 01-07 04:34
Fee rate turns negative? This is when the bears start to admit defeat, haha.
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CryptoHistoryClass
· 01-06 22:59
nah this is just 2018 all over again, we've seen this movie before. negative funding rates don't mean capitulation, they mean retail still has bags to dump lmaooo
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LostBetweenChains
· 01-05 23:57
The wave of negative fees, the bears should admit defeat now, let's see how long the rebound can hold up.
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DaisyUnicorn
· 01-05 23:55
The shift of funding rates to negative... to put it simply, it's the shorts paying tuition to the longs. Our little guys have finally waited for this moment.
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FlashLoanPhantom
· 01-05 23:54
Turning the fee rate negative... looks good, but the real killer move is the sudden surge during a rebound. Don't be fooled.
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DegenDreamer
· 01-05 23:52
Turning the fee rate negative sounds great, but do you really dare to buy the dip?
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DAOTruant
· 01-05 23:49
When the fee rate turns negative, it reminds me. The last time was in March, and the rebound didn't last long before it dropped again.
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PhantomMiner
· 01-05 23:41
Short position fee rate turns negative, this wave looks comfortable, but don't get too happy too early.
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AirdropHunter007
· 01-05 23:28
Turning the fee rate negative sounds good, but the real test is how long the rebound can last. Once the fee rate soars, it's time to run.
This is the scenario that bullish traders want to see.
Bitcoin's funding rates across all futures exchanges have turned negative, indicating that bears are dominant in the market and are paying longs. This is an interesting signal.
The key lies in the funding rate behavior during rebounds. If, during a price increase, the funding rate suddenly spikes to a very high level, it often indicates that the market will decline again afterward. Why? Because a high funding rate itself suggests that the market is not fully prepared with short positions, and the rebound's strength is limited—lacking genuine support at the bottom.