$STXX 24 hours increased by 4.674%, and the price reached 921.33, but the funding rate is zero. This set of data is a bit contradictory: the price is surging, yet longs are not paying shorts, and open interest is only 1638. Usually, when prices rise, the funding rate tends to be positive, and bullish sentiment pushes the rate up. Here it is zero, which means either the market has not reacted yet, or the position structure is unusual.

The most likely explanation is that this rally lacks new short-side counterparties. If nobody opens shorts, longs naturally do not need to pay funding. The low open interest also supports the idea that participation is limited, and the price move may be driven by a small amount of spot buying or price slippage under thin liquidity.

I would wait. If the funding rate turns positive, confirming that new shorts have entered the game, then I would consider following the move long. For overhead resistance, first look at the previous high. If the price directly pulls back and breaks below 900, then stay on the sidelines, as this rally may just be a brief impulse.

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