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Contract Order Book Daily Report｜9/1 Noon: Spot Adds, Miscellaneous Coin Fees Max Out

$BTC mark price is 78.5万, up nearly 1% over 24 hours. Open interest rose 2.4% in a single day to $8.476 billion. The long/short ratio is stuck at 50/50, and the active buy side is only 9% higher than the sell side.

Taken together, these numbers suggest this rally wasn’t driven by a sudden, aggressive leverage push. Funding rates also support this: BTC is at just 0.0083%, ETH 0.0075%, both relatively mild. Even BNB is basically zero—nobody is rushing to open leveraged longs and pay for it.

The spot market, however, is seeing action. This week, Strive bought another 1,800 BTC, spending $143 million. It’s the same playbook as the earlier institutional coin-hoarding—money is flowing into spot rather than being stacked into derivatives leverage.

Strategy is also trading blows with MSCI—opposing the exclusion of Bitcoin treasury/custodian companies from the index. In plain terms, these kinds of firms are currently in a sensitive position, and any move to the index rules can swing their valuation logic.

Another item worth noting, but don’t overinterpret: reports say North Korean hackers transferred tens of millions of dollars on Hyperliquid, coinciding with the timing of Trump pushing for crypto platforms to “return to shore.” If such large-scale fund movements show up on a derivatives platform, it’s worth recording, but for now there’s no clear sign of a direct impact on market sentiment.

The rates that really get maxed out are on smaller coins. The fees for BSP, TUT, and SKR have fallen to between -0.3% and -0.5%. Shorts are bunched tightly together—if price rebounds, they’re likely to get squeezed. On the other side, BNC, QNTX, and SHAZ have jumped to between +0.15% and +0.47%. Longs are piled in too heavily, and any pullback hurts just as much. The sentiment index is 69—greed territory—but leverage hasn’t gone haywire. The real risk lies in these small coins’ extreme funding/fee levels, not in the big “BTC-style” moves.

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Contract 24h Gainers Board · In-depth breakdown of the top 3

At 10:00 (Beijing time), a recap of the morning order book.
Go through the current top 3 on Binance’s 24-hour contract gainers board, compare the 24-hour signals with the latest readings from the most recent 1 hour, and assess whether the signal is continuing or already fading.

#1 0G: Up 39.95% over 24h, to $0.2431.
Trading volume: $261 million. Open interest surged 172.9% over 24h, but in the last 1 hour it increased only 12.7%, and the slope has clearly narrowed.
Funding rate: -0.1965%. It has been negative and has continued for 6 consecutive rounds, with the long/short ratio at 1.49. 60% of accounts are on the long side. The aggressive buy side is 1.03. RSI 67.8 is still in a neutral range.

#2 USELESS: Up 38.82% over 24h, at $0.09259.
Trading volume: $138 million. Open interest surged 116.1% over 24h, but in the last 1 hour it added only 2.1%. The pace of adding positions is almost stalled, which doesn’t match the “burst” strength seen over 24h.
Funding rate just flipped to +0.005%, meaning it has only paid longs for 1 consecutive round—this is a newly emerging signal. RSI 78.3 is already in the overbought zone. The big-holder long/short ratio is 0.93, slightly more skewed toward shorts, and it’s not fully aligned with retail traders.

#3 ARB: Up 35.33% over 24h, at $0.11395.
Trading volume: $219 million. Open interest increased 103.3% over 24h, and in the last 1 hour it still added 10.3%. The position-adding slope hasn’t shown obvious fading. Among the three, it’s the only one where open interest is still accelerating.
Funding rate: +0.01%. It has paid longs for 4 consecutive rounds, so this is a continuity signal rather than a new one. Long/short ratio: 1.34. Big-holder ratio: 1.57. Big holders and retail are aligned in direction. RSI 83.0 is in the overbought zone. The premium rate is -0.0179%, close to a slight discount.

All three coins have open interest that has at least doubled over 24h. RSI is approaching or already inside the overbought zone. For 0G and USELESS, the latest 1-hour increase in open-interest slope has clearly slowed down; only ARB is still accelerating. Signal continuity is diverging.
In the upper ranks of a gainers board, it’s common to see sharp volatility after position concentration, along with long/short “cross-killing” from both sides. By observing how the funding rate and open interest change over the next 1 hour, you can tell whether capital is continuing to enter or starting to retreat. This does not constitute any investment advice.

#0G #USELESS #ARB #Contract market data

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Bearish signals have started to show up in today’s futures order books. The three contracts—0G, AXL, and MIRA—are all telling the same story.

Prices are still rising, and the gains aren’t small, but the structure that’s propping up the move is already loosening.
Don’t just look at the green percentage increase. The danger isn’t that it doesn’t rise—it’s that the support for the rise thins out as it keeps going.
Next, watch whether a pullback and thinning support appear at the same time.

0G is currently at $0.2252, up 36.32% over the past 24 hours, with a trading volume of $222 million—its volume is sizeable.
The hard part is the funding rate: it has been charged to shorts for 6 straight periods, at -0.162%. Bulls are effectively paying shorts while still managing to hold the price up.
Open interest surged 155.1% in 24 hours to $10.45 million, and positions are really piling in.
But in the last 1 hour, open interest fell 2.8%. The chasing money has started to retreat first. Price still has upward momentum, yet the structure loosens first.
The chips are spreading out.

AXL is trading at $0.04379. Up 9.83% in the past 24 hours, with $39.11 million in volume. The rise isn’t crazy, but it’s not small either.
Funding has been charged to shorts for 6 straight periods, at -0.054%. Just like 0G, the direction feels like shorts are paying bulls—again, shorts are topping up rather than bulls.
Open interest increased 74.4% in 24 hours to $2.59 million. Active buy orders also dominate, with a buy/sell ratio of 1.29—looks pretty solid.
But the long/short ratio is already 1.84. With 65% of positions on the long side, price still shows gains, yet the structure has loosened. A lopsided position is exactly what fears a reversal.
The chips are spreading out. Chasing longs are likely to be “tormented” by both a rebound and a pullback at the same time.

MIRA is at $0.04599. Up 3.84% over the past 24 hours—the smallest gain among the three. Its volume is also the thinnest at $16.99 million.
Funding has been charged to shorts for 7 straight periods, at -0.041%. The paid cycle is one more period than the other two.
Open interest rose 26.2% in 24 hours to $2.86 million. The speed at which positions are flooding in is clearly slower than for 0G and AXL.
Active sell orders are dominant, with a buy/sell ratio of 0.83. Since the rise was already modest, and sellers are still leading while price rises but the structure loosens—this “structure loosening while price rises” signal is most obvious on MIRA.
The chips are spreading out. Chasing longs can easily be hit by both a rebound and a pullback at the same time.

If these three contracts continue to see thinning support next, and volume can’t keep up with the upward move, the line of drifting pullback will move forward.
If open interest re-expands, and price stabilizes back on its feet—no longer relying on funding rate unilateral “blood transfusion”—then this assessment needs to be reconsidered.
Next, keep an eye on which of these two things produces results first.

#0G #AXL #MIRA #Contract order book

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**Contracts that could see a big surge today**

Bullish—this is the direction shown by the current order-book setup for this combination of contracts.
Today, all three contracts—ANIME, ARB, and NOT—are seeing their prices rise. Within the past 24 hours, their open interest has surged significantly. The aggressive buy-side orders also lean toward the buyers, and the order-book evidence aligns across the board.
Next, watch whether these open-interest growth rates can keep expanding in volume, and whether the price can hold above and maintain the current upward structure.

ANIME’s latest price is $0.002864, up 6.39% in the past 24 hours. Open interest over the past 24 hours increased by 42.1%, and the funding rate has been paying out to shorts for 6 consecutive periods.
Continuous funding payments to shorts, combined with rapid inflow of positions, has led the order book to label this set as a “possible short squeeze” type. The aggressive buy/sell ratio is 1.27, and retail long exposure is 67%, which is already somewhat crowded.
The chips are tightening.
However, in just the past hour, open interest rose only 0.2%, and the adding momentum has clearly slowed. If this number turns negative next, the logic behind “squeezing shorts” will need to be reconsidered.

ARB is the biggest gainer among the three, up 29.88% in 24 hours. Trading volume is $131 million, and open interest in the past 24 hours has skyrocketed by 83.5%, with the past hour also adding another 10%.
Such a rapid surge in open interest suggests new positions are stacking quickly, and the trend structure remains upward.
The chips are tightening.
The counterpoint is that the relative strength indicator has already reached 88.9, placing it in the overbought zone. The faster it rises, the higher the probability of a short-term digestion/pullback occurring in parallel.

NOT is up 17.62% in price, with $33.75 million in trading value. Open interest increased by 70.8% over the past 24 hours, and retail long exposure is 66%.
Aggressive buy/sell ratio is 1.07. Positions are flowing in along with the price, and the trend structure is also skewed upward.
The chips are tightening.
The counterpoint is that open interest increased by only 2.6% over the past hour. The pace of chasing longs is slower than both ANIME and ARB, so this set’s confirmation may take a bit longer.

If these sets’ open-interest growth rates continue to rise in sync and the price holds the current upward structure, then the surge logic can continue. If open-interest growth rate turns downward and the RSI further spikes then rolls over, this direction will need to be reassessed.

#ANIME #ARB #NOT # Contract order book

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Contract Order Book Daily｜9/1 Morning: Institutions are stocking up, yet the fees are oddly calm

$BTC marked price is $78.5k, with a 24-hour rise/fall of +0.17%, not much of a move.
The contract funding rate is 0.0087%, which is relatively low—suggesting the longs aren’t desperately rushing ahead.
Open interest has risen to $8.463 billion, up 1.4% in a day. There’s truly incremental capital entering, not just propping prices with the current level.
The long-to-short account ratio is roughly 50/50; active sell orders are slightly more lively than buys.
Greed Index is 62—leaning toward greed, but not to the point of madness.

Spot, on the other hand, has been livelier these past couple of days.
Strategy returned after more than two months, buying $370 million of $BTC in one go—its first add-on since June.
Strive also followed with an additional $143 million.
This round from the Treasury firm is clearly about sweeping up on the dip.
But at the same time, Strategy is arguing with MSCI—opposing the removal of the Bitcoin Treasury firm from the index.
If it were actually kicked out, passive capital would withdraw, creating a different kind of selling pressure—exactly opposite to the direction of the current buying.

Over on the other side, risks aren’t idle either.
Reports say North Korean hackers are transferring tens of millions of dollars to Hyperliquid, while the U.S. is also pushing to bring these types of contract platforms back into compliance on home soil.
With both regulators and hacker funds targeting the same platform, it’s not good news for perpetual contract users.

On the short term, you can see some differentiation.
The worst (most negative) funding-rate products are BSP, FLOCK, and SKR—shorts are holding onto costs.
The most positive funding-rate is BNC, surging to 0.8%; longs are getting a bit crowded together.
$BTC ’s funding rate is relatively low, with long/short balance—so the real divergence is actually concentrated in these smaller coins’ contract funding rates. That’s the part worth watching a bit more going forward.

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6:00 AM market recap. Several coins that were simultaneously marked by funding rates and open interest last night—now I’m going through them one by one to see whether the move has been兑现.

USELESS up 36.6%, price is closing in on the 24-hour high.
The first signal that lit up was a 127.7% one-hour surge in open interest—not a slow build, but a concentrated inflow.
Now the price has indeed caught up with the open-interest pace, the signal has played out, and it’s worth continuing to watch whether it will break the previous high.

0G up 31.8%, funding rate has stalled at -0.17%, shorts are still paying to hold their positions.
This signal was pushed from the bottom at 0.1613 all the way to the high at 0.2418. Now it has pulled back to 0.2217, but open interest is still up 149.1% with no cooldown.
Shorts haven’t surrendered; the funding rate remains extremely extreme—the signal hasn’t finished.

SKR up 24.8%, trading volume of 1.091 billion ranks the highest among the three, but the long/short ratio is only 0.75—there are actually more shorts inside the market.
A funding rate of -0.336% is the most extreme among the three, and open interest is still rising by 38.3%.
When volume is there and shorts are still holding on, this combination is most likely to grow more intense the longer it drags. This is the most complete signal after the audit today.

Overall, this round of shorts is collectively hard-absorbing rather than scattered freelancers. SKR has the highest match between funding rate and trading volume; the next few hours are worth watching to see whether it will truly get squeezed out.

For ranks 4 through 10: CLO up 19.7%, ARB up 19.0%, ZORA up 16.7%, FLOCK up 16.0%, MINIMAX up 15.6%, NOT up 15.3%, HEMI up 14.0%. All are in double digits, but there isn’t any especially extreme supporting signal.

As a comparison for the decliners: BTR down 40.2%, open interest drops in sync by 48.8%—this is a real position withdrawal, not a temporary short-term avoidance by shorts. It’s totally different in nature from SKR holding on without撤.

Squeeze-out candidate: keep an eye on SKR. With a funding rate of -0.336%, the cost shorts are bearing is already extremely high. The longer this structure continues, the more likely they’ll get forced out.

$USELESS $0G $SKR #合约行情 #Squeeze-out signal

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Early-session order book contracts: there aren’t many extractable signals, but these names are written very plainly.

$SKR rose 60.5% on the day.
Funding rate is actually negative at -0.426%, and shorts are still dumping their own money out to subsidize losses while stubbornly holding on.
Open interest surged 206.4% within an hour; the aggressive buy side is slightly stronger. This kind of rise isn’t built slowly by stacking positions—it’s a flood of large new orders in a short time, with the order book being effectively overrun.

$0G is up 41%.
Rate is -0.254%, open interest is up 141.7%. The long/short account ratio climbed to 1.66, and the retail sentiment clearly leans long.
Aggressive buy and sell orders are nearly balanced, suggesting this leg higher is driven more by accumulated positioning than by a one-sided sweep.

$ZORA is up 34.5%, funding rate is -0.35%, and open interest has exploded by 174.4%.
The aggressive buy/sell side is almost a 50-50 split. The rally isn’t built by one-sided buying; it looks more like shorts are being forced to reduce due to the combined pressure of negative funding and heavy position accumulation.

The funding rates of all three names have turned negative across the board, and open interest has surged across the board. This same structure is repeating across different coins—worth watching whether the funding for these keeps deteriorating.

Further on: USELESS is up 34.1%, HEMI up 30.8%, CLO up 18.1%, FLOCK up 15.4%, AGT up 14.2%, MINIMAX up 13.7%, and NOT up 13.4%. They’re lower in the gain ranking, but they’re still moving, and volume hasn’t clearly fallen behind.

For SKR, 0G, and ZORA, the short-side funding rates have already reached extreme negative levels, yet they’re still stubbornly holding in a position of paying to hold.
The longer this structure drags on, the more likely it is to be forced into short-liquidation and trigger an even more brutal leg out.

#合约市场 # squeeze signal
$SKR $0G $ZORA

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Contract Order Book Daily｜8/31 BTC stuck at the weekly level; sentiment is greedier than capital

At 23:00 Beijing time, the $BTC mark price is 786,000, down 0.17% over the past 24 hours.

A blogger mentioned that this week, $BTC has been pinned below the 50-day moving average on the weekly chart at around 81,000, which is currently the biggest resistance. If it can’t hold that line, it’s hard to talk about a new round of upside.

Right now, the price is exactly hovering below this line. The total open interest across the market is $8.426 billion, down 1.9% in a day. The long share is 51%, and the passive sell side has a slight edge.

Price falls and positions shrink—leverage is truly backing out, not just talk.

For $ETH , the funding rate is 0.0089%. Longs are still paying, but the price is down 0.34%.

On-chain updates say an institution added 53,500 ETH in one go. Analysts also claim Ethereum is the best-performing macro asset this year.

Institutions are sweeping up, yet futures funding rates aren’t being suppressed much—suggesting this move is driven more by spot demand, with leverage not going wild.

$SOL , however, is the worst performer among the majors: down 3.01% in 24 hours. The funding rate flipped to negative at -0.002%, and shorts are starting to take the lead—making it the cleanest leverage unwind.

The Fear & Greed Index is 62, in the greed zone. It doesn’t match the data—open interest is falling and passive sell pressure is leaning higher—meaning sentiment is greedier than capital.

For small-cap coins, funding rates show extremes on both sides.

SKR shorts are paid down to -1.125%, followed closely by ZORA and FLOCK. The risk of a short squeeze is being pushed to the short side.

BNC longs are paid +0.301%, with FWDI and KUAISHOU following—so the long side isn’t doing any better either.

What matters now is the 81,000 line. Whether it can hold or not matters more than the Fear & Greed Index.

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ZKC: Delivered—this morning’s high-level distribution warning has played out. After the initial price release, it pulled back by 5.83%, with a clearly notable drop. Open interest retreated in tandem by 22.55%, and the funding rate also narrowed upward from a negative value, indicating that long positions are being passively exited, while shorts are not significantly adding. This is a drifting decline caused by thinning liquidity from the bid, not a sudden crash caused by a heavy sell-off.

ERA: Delivered—the direction matches the warning. After the initial price release, it weakened by 7.2%, which is the largest decline among the three. The strength of active buy orders clearly ebbed; the funding rate rose and narrowed back toward/away from negative at the same time, suggesting that fewer people are chasing longs and that order-book heat failed to continue. The drop looks relatively solid.

TNSR: Wrestling—hasn’t yet moved into a clear one-way downtrend. After the initial price release, it only pulled back 2.54%, with relatively weak momentum. Open interest, however, increased slightly by 5.93%, suggesting that some capital is averaging down against the trend. Bulls and bears are still in a tug-of-war, and the bearish judgment from the morning has not yet been fully confirmed.

In the observation of the three sets of positions, two have already delivered the downside move; the remaining one (TNSR) is still in the wrestling phase. Next, focus on whether TNSR’s open interest will turn and start sliding lower, and whether price can truly break down below the current range. For ZKC and ERA, watch whether the bid support continues to thin; once open interest stops falling or the funding rate turns negative again and widens, this downtrend line should be re-evaluated.

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The set sent about 13 hours ago was a morning bullish pull-up observation. Now it’s time to review and recap. First, the result: Of the three that were bullish in the morning, one has exited. UNI and EGLD are still tangled, and the move wasn’t fully taken.

At the time, the initial observation was: “The chips are being held tight.”

UNI: Tangled. The morning bullish setup still hasn’t exited.
Since the initial entry, the price has only fallen 0.94%—basically going nowhere and looping. Open interest has also dipped slightly by 1.38%, and there hasn’t been a one-direction confirmation. The active buy order volume dropped from 1.17 to 0.84; the heat is cooling. This isn’t continuation—it’s just grinding in place.

EGLD: Tangled. The bullish case wasn’t solidified.
Since the initial entry, the price is up 2.34%. It looks like it’s still climbing, but the trading volume has shrunk by 31.46%. Open interest has only increased marginally by 3.39%. The volume hasn’t kept pace with the upside; this kind of rise can’t support confirmation. Active buys are basically unchanged—bears aren’t truly adding, and it’s still a tug-of-war pattern.

ZEN: Realized. This bullish play has exited—bold to acknowledge it.
After the initial entry, the price continued to rise by 4.93%, while open interest expanded in sync by 8.09%. Trading volume surged even more—up 91.79%. The three lines—volume, price, and positions—moved together, which indicates real buying pressure pushing it, not a fake breakout.

Next, watch two lines: For ZEN, watch whether its open interest and trading volume can hold—this is the key to confirming whether this move is still alive. For UNI and EGLD, watch whether open interest continues to drift downward, and whether volume can rebound. The morning bullish setups are basically considered unfulfilled; if a sudden surge in volume flips to strength, then reassess again.

#UNI #EGLD #ZEN #Contract recap

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This morning, the top three coins on the contract gain leaderboard are up—now let’s reconcile once.
Three coins reached three completely different outcomes.

The SKR conclusion is “fizzle.”
The current price is down 24.26% from the initial listing price, and the open interest also fell by 13.22% at the same time, indicating it’s more like a retreat of capital rather than new short pressure building up.
Verifiable signals: the price stops making new lows and open interest bottoms and turns upward—this confirms the “capital retreat” thesis. If open interest expands again while the funding rate remains negative and keeps worsening, that would indicate new shorts have entered and the signal would be invalid.

The ZKC conclusion is also “fizzle.”
The current price is down 13.8% from the initial listing price, and open interest decreased by 19.24%, the most among the three. The strength of passive/active sell orders fell from 1.02 to 0.77, shifting control to the seller side.
Verifiable signals: while the funding rate stays negative, shorts remain dominant. If the funding rate turns positive or the strength of active buy orders rises back above 1, it means sell pressure has run out and the signal would be invalid.

The UAI conclusion is “realized profits.”
The current price continues to rise by 3.68% versus the initial listing price, and open interest increases by 4.4% in sync. The long position ratio is 53%, and technical indicators have reached the 72.2 overheated range.
Verifiable signals: the price does not drop below the initial listing price of 0.3891 and open interest increases at the same time—this indicates longs are still adding. If it drops below 0.3891 and open interest turns to outflows, the realization signal would be invalid.

Among the three coins, two have already “fizzled,” and one is relatively overheated. During the evening session, whether you chase the rally or buy at the top, be mindful of the risk of pullbacks—manage your own position size.

#SKR #ZKC #UAI # Contract recap

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About 6 hours ago, the square issued a set of “high-level distribution—bearish observation” warnings, covering three contracts: ZKC, ERA, and TNSR. At the time, the judgment was that the chips were being dispersed.

Now, based on the public order book, I’ve double-checked: in the three, two have started to weaken—direction has been realized. The remaining one is still in a tug-of-war; it hasn’t broken into a one-sided downtrend yet.

ZKC: Realized—this morning’s bearish call has played out.

After the initial release, the price continued to fall by 7.05%, while open interest contracted in sync by more than 15%.

With both price and open interest falling, it indicates that positions are truly being withdrawn—not a fake drop caused merely by dumping.

ERA: Realized—pressure persisted.

After the initial release, the price fell another 5.1%, and at the same time the proportion of active buy orders dropped markedly.

As the buy-side tide receded and the price weakened, it shows that this leg down wasn’t driven purely by shorts pressing one way; rather, the buying power itself has been weakening.

TNSR: Tug-of-war—no one-sided downtrend has emerged yet.

After the initial release, the price almost went nowhere, slipping only 0.62%, while open interest actually increased by more than 5%.

Price isn’t falling, yet positions are still adding—this suggests that it hasn’t yet been dominated by sell pressure. The morning bearish call on this one hasn’t been realized.

Next, focus on two things: whether ZKC and ERA can continue to expand volume while contracting open interest, and whether they can maintain the rhythm of buy-side fading. This will determine whether the slow pullback and decline continues; as for TNSR, watch whether open interest turns lower. Only when positions begin to withdraw can this one be considered to have confirmed the bearish setup as well. If open interest continues to pile up, it means it is temporarily detached from this bearish line and needs to be viewed again.

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约6小时前，我们发过一条早间拉盘观察的看涨提示，覆盖UNI、EGLD、ZEN三个币。
当时的共同信号是筹码在收。
六小时过去，战绩是1个走出来了，2个还在拉扯——没有全军覆没，但也谈不上全面兑现。

UNI：拉扯，早间看涨还没走出来。
价格基本原地踏步，涨幅从早间的9.5%收窄到5.0%，方向没被证伪，但也没往前推进。
更值得注意的是主动买卖力量从偏买(1.17)转向偏卖(0.91)，持仓量只小幅增加0.68%，热度在降温，不是在加码。

EGLD：兑现，这只看涨走出来了。
首发后价格继续走高4.34%，持仓量同步扩大8.02%，从274.8万美元增至296.8万美元，说明不是单纯拉盘冲高，而是有新仓位跟着进场。
主动买盘也同步走强，从1.28升到1.43，买方还在推进，不是靠一根阳线撑着。

ZEN：拉扯，早间看涨没有明确走出来。
价格小涨1.34%，但成交量暴增42.01%，持仓量却只跟着涨了0.99%，量放大了、仓位没跟上，更像多空在这个位置反复交手。
主动买卖比几乎没变，从0.83到0.85，买方没有明显加码。

接下来这条线要盯的是持仓量能不能继续跟着价格走、主动买盘能不能重新站到买方一边。
EGLD要看这两个数字能不能延续，UNI和ZEN则要看能不能从现在的僵持里明确选出方向，选错边就是对早间判断的反证。

#UNI #EGLD #ZEN #合约复盘

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Contract Order Book Daily Report｜8/31 Midday ETF supply interruption, fees not cooling down

$BTC mark price at 777,700, down 0.58%; the funding rate is still staying slightly positive at 0.0074%. The longs haven’t closed their positions yet—they’re hardening it out.

The streak of net inflows into Bitcoin ETFs for nine consecutive days was broken today. Meanwhile, ETF flows for Ethereum are still continuing. Spot capital for the two coins has started to diverge, but for the perps there’s no obvious difference. Ethereum’s funding rate is only 0.0022%, almost on the floor. Even with a 1.58% drop, nobody is rushing to add short exposure.

The real laggard is SOL: down 3.35%—the worst performer—yet its funding rate has flipped to negative 0.0134%. That effectively means shorts are now paying longs. This kind of setup usually suggests shorts are a bit crowded. If price can stabilize, they’re likely to get squeezed.

Bitcoin perp positions shrank by 2.2% to $8.288 billion; the long/short ratio is 52% longs—still marginally dominant. But the passive sell side is more aggressive: selling pressure is clearly stronger than buying. Price down, positions down, and sell pressure up—three signals point in the same direction. Leverage is being reduced, though not in a very clean way. The Fear & Greed index is still stuck in the greed zone at 62, which doesn’t quite match this data set.

Quick look at both ends of funding: ZKP, ERA, and CSOPSKHYNIX2L shorts are paying money, meaning shorts are crowded. Meanwhile, CAT, 1000000BOB, and XMR are the opposite—longs are paying money—meaning longs are crowded. Whichever side is crowded is typically more vulnerable to getting hurt by a counter-direction move.

One signal is enough to watch: whether SOL’s funding rate can turn positive. As long as it stays negative and price stabilizes, the crowded-shorts squeeze thesis holds. Once the funding rate turns positive on its own, it’s likely just an oversold sentiment release, and this clue becomes invalid.

$BTC $ETH $SOL #Contract Sentiment

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Contract 24H Gainers Ranking · Deep Dive into the Top 3

It is currently 10:00 AM Beijing time.
These are the top three on today’s Binance USDT-M perpetual contracts 24-hour gainers list—let’s quickly go through the publicly available order book data.

SKR current price is $0.030529, up 169.48% over 24 hours, with $549 million in 24-hour trading volume.
Open interest is $16.7989 million, up 431.9% in 24 hours; however, the past 1 hour has already turned downward by 3.7%.
Funding rate has been paying short positions for 8 consecutive rounds, currently at -0.3708%. The relative strength indicator is 86.6, placing it in the overbought zone.

ZKC current price is $0.06176, up 47.75% over 24 hours, with $405 million in 24-hour trading volume.
Open interest is $6.5658 million, up 303.8% in 24 hours; the past 1 hour has also pulled back by 3.2%.
Funding rate has been paying short positions for 8 consecutive rounds, currently at -0.0914%. The relative strength indicator is 59.5, placing it in a neutral zone.

UAI current price is $0.3891, up 38.91% over 24 hours, with $86.28 million in 24-hour trading volume.
Open interest is $10.1277 million, up 81.6% in 24 hours; in the past 1 hour it continues to increase by 2.8%. It is the only one among the three whose open interest is still expanding.
Funding rate has been paying long positions for 8 consecutive rounds, currently at +0.0144%. The large-trader long/short ratio is 1.47. The relative strength indicator is 74.9, placing it in the overbought zone.

A common feature of all three coins is that their 24-hour open interest has amplified multiple times—431.9%, 303.8%, and 81.6% respectively. Two of them have already entered the overbought zone for the relative strength indicator—this is a typical “chasing the move and piling into positions” pattern seen on gainers lists.

A verifiable signal is: SKR and ZKC’s open interest has already turned down by 3.7% and 3.2% respectively over the last 1 hour, indicating that some newly opened positions are starting to unwind near elevated levels.

The invalidation condition is clear: if, in the next hour, open interest turns positive again and the funding rate simultaneously turns positive, it would indicate the withdrawal was only a brief fluctuation rather than a trend-based cooldown—then this signal would not hold.

$SKR $ZKC $UAI #Perpetual Market

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Contracts that may see price slip and get smashed today

Slightly bearish drift and pullback—these are the risk signals currently being shown by these contracts. This is not a call for you to short.
All three contracts, ZKC, ERA, and TNSR, are still rising today, with gains ranging from 9% to 48%. But the structure has already loosened. Chasing here risks being tormented by both a rebound and a pullback.
Don’t just look at the percentage gains. What you fear isn’t that it doesn’t go up—it’s that the buying support thins while price keeps climbing. Next, you need to watch whether a pullback truly starts to unfold.

ZKC is up 48.59% today, with price at 0.05902. Its open interest has surged 330.1% over the past 24 hours, but in the most recent hour it has already turned and shrunk on lower volume (-3.2%). The momentum of new position inflow is beginning to withdraw.
Funding rate is -0.1867%, with short funding payments for 8 consecutive periods. The leverage structure is tilted toward potential short-squeeze conditions.
However, the strength indicator is only 55.8, in the neutral zone. The super trend line still points upward. With gains this large, there still isn’t a true weakness signal yet—this is a counter-evidence point. Whether the pullback has really begun still needs more confirmation of follow-through/support.

ERA is up 12.83%, price 0.06489. Open interest over the past 24 hours increased by 27.2%. In the most recent hour it’s still adding positions (+5.1%), with no signs of retreat.
Funding rate is -0.3248%, with short funding payments for 3 consecutive periods. Premium rate is -4.5118%, and the discount magnitude is the largest among the three contracts.
Long/short account ratio is 1.61, with longs at 62%. The chips are scattered—this is also where the risk of chasing higher can be amplified.

TNSR is up 9.54%, price 0.03698. Trading volume is $55.2 million, and open interest over the past 24 hours increased by 49.5%, but in the most recent hour it clearly turned down (-10.8%). Its position withdrawal is more decisive than the other two.
Funding rate is -0.0017%, close to zero. Short funding payments have occurred for 3 consecutive periods. From the fee perspective there isn’t obvious pressure yet, but the super trend line has already turned downward. Among the three, it’s the only one that turned first.
The trading volume isn’t small—it’s even higher than ERA—suggesting the market still has some support being absorbed. Whether the pullback truly plays out depends on how long this support can hold.

What to watch next is whether support keeps thinning.
If support continues to thin, the pullback path is already in motion; if volume ramps up again and price stabilizes, then this assessment needs to be revisited.

#ZKC #ERA #TNSR #contract order book

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Contracts that may see a sharp surge today

Bullish.

In the morning order book, the prices of the three contracts UNI, EGLD, and ZEN have all been rising in line with the trend. Open interest is also climbing along with the price, and overall active buy orders have taken the upper hand.
Next to watch is whether these three coins’ open interest can continue to follow the price higher, and whether the ratio of active buy/sell orders will turn around.

UNI is currently at $5.129, up 9.5% in the past 24 hours. Open interest stands at $110 million, up 39.3% in 24 hours—its position growth is even more aggressive than the price.
The active buy order ratio is 1.17, indicating buys are dominant. Funding rate has been paid by longs for 8 consecutive periods, suggesting longs are willing to keep spending money to hold their positions.
However, open interest has fallen by 0.5% month-over-month in the most recent hour. The short-term momentum is cooling a bit—this sign should be watched to see whether it will expand.
Chips are consolidating.

EGLD is at $3.754, up 3.67% in the past 24 hours. Open interest is $27.48 million, up 10% in 24 hours.
The active buy order ratio is 1.28, the strongest among the three coins. Funding rate is also paid by longs for 8 consecutive periods.
But EGLD’s trading value is only $15.18 million—its “thickness” is clearly thinner than UNI’s. Open interest has also pulled back by 4.4% in the last hour, so this weakness needs to be monitored.
Chips are consolidating.

ZEN is at $5.228, up 2.07% in the past 24 hours. Open interest is $6.43 million, up 12.1% in 24 hours; among the three, its upside is the most mild.
Funding rate has been paid by longs for 8 consecutive periods. The long/short ratio is 1.61, with longs holding more than 60%—the structure is generally bullish.
However, ZEN’s active buy/sell order ratio is only 0.83, meaning sell orders are actually in the lead. On the technical side, the super-trend line is still pointing downward, which doesn’t match the price action—so it needs to be rechecked.
Chips are consolidating.

For this order-book setup, what I’m looking at is the line where the three contracts’ open interest rises along with price, and where buy orders are overall relatively strong.
If price continues in trend and the pace of open-interest growth keeps going, then that line keeps going.
If any coin’s open interest turns and starts sliding, or if the active buy/sell ratio shifts toward sellers having the advantage, then that direction needs to be reconsidered.

#UNI #EGLD #ZEN #Contract行情

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Contract Order Book Daily | 8/31 Spot outflows didn’t unwind the contracts; funding rates run on their own

On the spot side, the Bitcoin ETF’s record of nine consecutive net inflows was broken last Friday, with a single-day outflow of $201 million. The Ethereum ETF was completely unaffected—its streak of net inflows has continued for ten straight days.

The contract side didn’t pull back together with the spot. For $BTC , the mark price is 783,600, up 0.21% over 24 hours. The funding rate is 0.83%, clearly on the high side, suggesting longs are still paying to hold their positions. Open interest is $8.362 billion; it only shrank by 0.3% day-on-day. Longs account for 51%. The aggressive buy amount relative to sells is 0.83, with bids only slightly thinner than the asks—not a strong momentum charge, more like longs are clenching their teeth and not leaving.

$SOL is the opposite. Mark price is 103.7, down 1.66% over 24 hours, yet the funding rate has flipped to negative at -1.32%. When price drops, shorts are actually paying to add exposure and open new positions—they’re holding up quite firmly. For $ETH , the mark price is 2467, up 0.63%, funding rate 0.67%. Sentiment is steadier than SOL, staying net-long in line with the ETF funding flows.

There are also two over-the-counter items worth noting. Strategy shows an unrealized profit of $2.8 billion. Saylor also said the company is “back,” planning to keep buying. If that plays out, it’s another round of long-side funding. On the other hand, the Cronos network is dealing with a hack involving the Tectonic protocol, with estimated losses of $75 million. The network is already offline, so the on-chain exposure positions over the past couple of days should be watched for liquidation risk.

The Fear & Greed Index is still 69 in the Greed zone, but the funding rates have diverged: the SKR short funding rate is -2.0%, with shorts absorbing the negative funding while shorting—this is the most squeeze-prone spot in this round. On the long side, XMR, ESPORTS, and ARIA all have only slightly positive funding rates, with no obvious squeeze pressure for now. When spot outflows, contract positions not withdrawing, and funding rates splitting into two extremes happen at the same time, it’s usually patience that breaks first.

$BTC $ETH $SOL #Contract funding rate

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Morning order-book, and the funds are all circling around just a few contracts that are seeing volume expansion.

$SKR is up 113.8%. The short funding rate has already reached -2.0%, meaning shorts are essentially hard-carrying and paying money to longs. Open interest surged in sync by 413.1%. This kind of extreme volume-price structure—where everything lines up perfectly—can easily get squeezed and blown up with just a small move.

$ZKC is up 54.3%. Open interest surged 446.4% on an hour-level basis, even more aggressively than the price. This indicates they’re not slowly adding positions—someone is rapidly snatching up available shares. The funding rate situation is the same: shorts are also effectively subsidizing longs.

$UAI is up 35.7%. Trading volume isn’t that large yet, but open interest rose 73.4%. The aggressive buy side is also relatively bullish, belonging to the “quiet accumulation” type.

Overall, the early-morning money is clearly concentrating into a small number of high-volatility coins with genuine trade support, rather than a broad “sprinkling everywhere” style of market-wide rally. Among them, SKR’s extreme negative funding-rate structure is the one most worth watching for continuity.

Also following from ranks 4 to 10 are: ZORA up 31.5%, HEMI up 21.2%, CYS up 20.6%, AUCTION up 20.4%, TNSR up 16.2%, ZK up 14.9%, and “Bull arrives” up 13.8%.

The short funding rates for SKR and ZKC have both already been pushed to very extreme levels, while open interest is also charging upward by multiples. This is a structure where the longer it’s dragged out, the more short pressure builds—so later it’s prone to magnify volatility all at once.

$SKR $ZKC $UAI #合约异动 #short-squeeze

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Take a closer look at the position holdings and funding rate structures of these contracts at dawn.

$SKR is up 68.6%, and the short-side funding rate has flipped into negative territory at -0.81%—yet shorts are still hard-holding through this rally.
Open interest surged 213.4% over 24 hours. The price climbed from the low of 0.010311 all the way to the high of 0.018166. Trading volume reached $205 million—this isn’t the kind of thin-order impulse that disappears after a quick push.

$ZKC is up 62.9%, with open interest increasing by 579.9%—the strongest among the top ten.
The funding rate shows the same pattern: shorts are paying. Trading volume at $331 million ranks second within the top ten. The volume and structure point in the same direction.

$UAI is up 40.6%. The main driver is the huge jump in open interest (+82.3%), but the funding rate is still positive—this is a different playbook than the first two.
Trading volume of $65.95 million isn’t large. For a rally of this magnitude, whether volume can continue to follow is the key.

Overall, it looks like a few high-leverage names are being entered and exited repeatedly by capital. The SKR and ZKC setup—where shorts are effectively paying funding while open interest spikes dramatically—is more worth watching than simply the headline percentage gains.

Further down the list: BULLCAMEON is up 29.8%, TNSR up 29.5%, CYS up 20.8%, AUCTION up 19.9%, UNI up 18.1%, while AIO and ERA are both up 16.6%.

For SKR and ZKC, the short-side funding rate has already reached a fairly extreme level. With this kind of structure where the longer it drags, the higher the cost becomes, it’s easy to get pushed along into the move.

$SKR $ZKC $UAI
#合约异动 # funding rate

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