Put simply, the funding rate is a “toll” that longs and shorts pay each other. $RLC Shorts are currently paying: -0.263%, or about 576.5% annualized. If traders are willing to pay just to hold short positions, it means leveraged shorts are crowded. If the price rebounds, the buying to cover could be fierce. Do you check the funding rate before placing an order?
$AIOT 5 minutes -4.92%! Traders watching the charts, gather round—don’t miss this move! With volatile coins, it’s even more important to spread out your trades. Going all in at once makes it easy to get shaken out. Do any of your friends trade it?
I just came across a post: “Ripple co-founder Larsen has donated over $22.5 million to political campaigns this election cycle.” Personally, I don’t think it’ll have much impact on the market, but it’s worth keeping an eye on. $XRP I’ll keep watching—what do you think? Let me know in the comments.
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Make your own decisions about buying and selling; don’t blindly follow others.
This development is a bit concerning, but even bearish news can eventually be fully priced in—don't panic! 👉 The Zcash development team plans to introduce post-quantum signature opcodes next January. A bearish change; don't stubbornly fight the trend in the short term. Can $ZEC hold up?
Just chatting—while looking through futures data today, I noticed $KAIA : 1-hour open interest is up 16.47%, currently at $13.16 million. The price is actually down (-2.87%), which looks like new shorts are piling in. At times like this, I pay extra attention to the possibility of a short squeeze if too many shorts build up. Share your take in the comments.
The data is from public sources—please verify it for yourself.
An exchange will list the XDP token in its KRW market. A common pattern with listing news: sentiment often surges when the announcement comes out, but once the token is actually listed, the good news may already be priced in. Before chasing $XDP , think about the risk/reward. Where do you think it goes from here?