$MARSCOIN Funding rate isn’t turning back; OI moved first

The funding rate is still negative.

-0.0019%. Previous: -0.0019%. Not a single bit closer to positive.

Price: 0.08015 USDT, 24h +4.8%.

Open interest took a strange path: 12.7M → 12.3M → 13.2M → 13.7M. Net +8.3%.

It dips, some get shaken out; then it rises, and people come back in to add to their positions.

Who’s putting money in? This isn’t a low-volume grind down—this is real money.

24h trading volume: $27.8M. Market cap: $80.1M. A spot pair is available.

Up +4.8% on one side, funding rate turning negative on the other. Short-side pressure is growing, and the tug-of-war between longs and shorts is intensifying.

In plain English, a negative funding rate means shorts are starting to have the upper hand. But short positions aren’t free—the cost of holding them is set to rise.

Price is low, funding is in negative territory, and the fuse for a short squeeze is right there. It’s a fuse, not an explosion.

What you should be watching now isn’t that 4.8%—it’s the cost of holding your position.

Short

A negative funding rate only tells you who’s paying, not who wins next.

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