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$BTC $ETH $SOXS #合约 #合约交易 #Live trade record
🗓 9/28 11:30 CST
Of the 725 USDT perpetual contracts, only 122 are rising. The advance ratio is 16.8%. BTC itself has also dropped to 83,289, down 1.26%.
With a market like this, there isn’t much to argue between bulls and bears—it’s basically money shrinking and moving out. This period’s funding rate is -0.00312% for BTC and -0.00067% for ETH. Open interest is 7.943 billion, and in the last 24 hours it’s only up by 0.03%. Leverage hasn’t been added. The longs are still paying funding to the shorts, which suggests there aren’t many funds willing to go long while bearing the current sentiment. It feels more like they’re waiting for a clearer liquidity direction, not rushing to catch a rebound.
The corners are lively though. ONE is up 19.95%, but its funding rate is squeezed down to -0.21758%—the shorts are crowding in even as price action keeps hitting them. SNXX has a funding rate of -0.32205% and is still down 4.55% over 24 hours—this looks like a crowded short situation, but for now the shorts hold the advantage. Extremes like these feel more like local positioning battles; they’re not the same as the broader market’s risk appetite.
That’s how I see it: I’ll treat these readings as a cautious signal, not a reason to short immediately. Macro sentiment filters into the contracts—what we’re seeing now is people holding back, not panic selling, and not a return of capital.
In this kind of market today—did you make money, or did you get ground down?
—— Alpha Quant Technology
The above is market notes and personal opinions, not investment advice of any kind, and it does not promise any returns. Contracts come with leverage—judge for yourself; you are responsible for any gains or losses.
$BTC $ETH $SOXS #合约 #合约交易 #Live trade record
🗓 9/28 11:30 CST
Of the 725 USDT perpetual contracts, only 122 are rising. The advance ratio is 16.8%. BTC itself has also dropped to 83,289, down 1.26%.
With a market like this, there isn’t much to argue between bulls and bears—it’s basically money shrinking and moving out. This period’s funding rate is -0.00312% for BTC and -0.00067% for ETH. Open interest is 7.943 billion, and in the last 24 hours it’s only up by 0.03%. Leverage hasn’t been added. The longs are still paying funding to the shorts, which suggests there aren’t many funds willing to go long while bearing the current sentiment. It feels more like they’re waiting for a clearer liquidity direction, not rushing to catch a rebound.
The corners are lively though. ONE is up 19.95%, but its funding rate is squeezed down to -0.21758%—the shorts are crowding in even as price action keeps hitting them. SNXX has a funding rate of -0.32205% and is still down 4.55% over 24 hours—this looks like a crowded short situation, but for now the shorts hold the advantage. Extremes like these feel more like local positioning battles; they’re not the same as the broader market’s risk appetite.
That’s how I see it: I’ll treat these readings as a cautious signal, not a reason to short immediately. Macro sentiment filters into the contracts—what we’re seeing now is people holding back, not panic selling, and not a return of capital.
In this kind of market today—did you make money, or did you get ground down?
—— Alpha Quant Technology
The above is market notes and personal opinions, not investment advice of any kind, and it does not promise any returns. Contracts come with leverage—judge for yourself; you are responsible for any gains or losses.