$RLC RLC has a pretty interesting funding rate: shorts are paying to hold their positions, with an annualized rate of -182%. Put simply, bullish sentiment is extremely one-sided, and the entire cost of leverage is being borne by shorts.
Here’s how I see it: I stay away from futures contracts with such extreme rates—the odds of catching a falling knife are high. But if you already have a spot position as a base holding, it’s worth keeping an eye on. Extreme funding rates often come with increased volatility, which can mean either an acceleration or a reversal—both present opportunities.
The key is whether the order book can hold steady. If it breaks below a key level, get out; don’t fight the funding rate. When you trade an asset like this with leverage, making money is luck; losing is the norm.
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Here’s how I see it: I stay away from futures contracts with such extreme rates—the odds of catching a falling knife are high. But if you already have a spot position as a base holding, it’s worth keeping an eye on. Extreme funding rates often come with increased volatility, which can mean either an acceleration or a reversal—both present opportunities.
The key is whether the order book can hold steady. If it breaks below a key level, get out; don’t fight the funding rate. When you trade an asset like this with leverage, making money is luck; losing is the norm.
#资金费率 #合约观察 #RLC