$CRWV 24-hour drop of 6.86% to 96.23, funding rate returns to zero, with 38,171 open contracts. The Trump tariff policy hasn’t softened—weakness in US stocks is directly flowing through to on-chain contracts.

At this level, the funding rate is 0, and neither side wants to move first. Even though the price is falling, open interest hasn’t collapsed, suggesting the market is betting on Trump’s next statement. The downside is slow—not panic selling, but patiently waiting for a signal.

The strongest counter-case: Trump suddenly turns more moderate, US stocks rebound, and the $CRWV shorts get squeezed immediately. But for now there’s no sign of him easing up, so the probability of this reverse logic is low.

Second-order effects: Long positions’ costs accumulate day by day; smaller capital that can’t hold will withdraw first. Short profits are thin—if there are any signs of reversal, shorts will run faster than anyone. Liquidity is drying up now; once the direction becomes clear, volatility will amplify.

Invalidation conditions: If the price breaks back above 98, or if Trump clearly supports a weaker US dollar, then my view is invalid.

Action: Don’t chase shorts. Trump has remarks tonight—if he stays hawkish and the price breaks below 95, I’ll open a 5x short, stop-loss at 100, target 90. Keep position size to 10%.

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