Short sellers in $RLC carried the heaviest strain on the board in the Oct 11 snapshot at 15:00 UTC. Funding was -0.18%, meaning traders betting against it paid longs to keep their positions open, and open interest still grew 1.94% over 24 hours.
The rest of the list leans the other way, with long pressure as the dominant pattern. Fresh positions poured into $STRK, with open interest up 28.66%, into $TIA, up 19.86%, and into CHIP, up 48.97%. Funding on all three was 0% or -0.01%.
That is new money arriving without either side paying up to hold it, a different picture from the one sided cost carried by RLC shorts.
The rest of the list leans the other way, with long pressure as the dominant pattern. Fresh positions poured into $STRK, with open interest up 28.66%, into $TIA, up 19.86%, and into CHIP, up 48.97%. Funding on all three was 0% or -0.01%.
That is new money arriving without either side paying up to hold it, a different picture from the one sided cost carried by RLC shorts.