The funding rate for $BLUR has dropped to -1.0269%, with the current price at 0.0141.

Let’s put that number into plain English: in perpetual futures, buyers and sellers have to pay each other to keep their positions open. A rate this deeply negative means the bearish side is already so crowded that it’s struggling to move. Everyone is continually paying to hold on to their positions. Think about it: a whole crowd is paying costs day after day just to bet that the price will keep falling—that alone tells you they’re already fully positioned.

Money has a temperament. When it’s crowded onto one side, it may look powerful, but it’s actually the least able to withstand pressure. If the price simply stops moving in their favor, the daily costs will gradually force people out, and their closing trades will in turn push the price in the opposite direction. So an extreme funding rate is more like a sign that the market could turn against them—not proof that the trend will continue.

The more extreme the rate, the more you should ask: who can actually afford to bear this cost? #BLUR

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