An old dog glanced over the 24-hour chart of $BMNR , and the price surged directly by 13.44% to 26.25. Trading volume hit 45.76 million. The core of this anomaly is that the funding rate drops to zero, and in the short term both longs and shorts have essentially fought to a draw.

From the perspective of the M4_mover, a zero funding rate paired with rising prices suggests the bulls are probing but not yet overcrowded. Current open interest is 479,000 contracts. The price is above 26. If funding subsequently turns positive, that will be the real signal of the bulls’ push. But for now, it can only be considered a one-sided price spike, lacking confirmation from the funding rate. The counterargument is: once the price lingers above 26 under a zero-funding state, that condition could quickly turn negative, opening up room for the shorts to counterattack.

I think this is a short-term battleground. The trigger conditions are very clear: if the price holds above 26 and funding starts turning positive, I’ll go long with a light position. If it breaks below 25.80, or if trading volume suddenly shrinks to below 30 million, I’ll immediately pull out. In terms of positioning, I’m only observing right now and not making a heavy bet.

The most likely place to be wrong is if market sentiment abruptly shifts—such as the overall sector pulling back—then $BMNR could be dragged down with it. The invalidation signal is: the price closes below 26.25 for two consecutive days and OI declines; if that happens, the logic behind this move is basically dead.

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