$QCOM Now 163.8, down 0.997% over the past 24 hours. The funding rate has stopped at 0, with open interest at 54079. When the rate drops to zero, it means both longs and shorts are unwilling to pay for holding positions. This semiconductor contract doesn’t have the squeeze foundation. I’m not here to chase shorts; if the price only drops one point, shorts also have no cost advantage. Chasing in would just mean paying the spread. I judge this as a directionless range consolidation. Invalidation condition: if the funding rate turns negative and the price continues to fall, then I’ll look for shorts piling up. If the funding rate turns positive, I’ll watch for longs being squeezed. I’m not touching it now.

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