Recently, the cryptocurrency market has experienced quite a bit of volatility, but from the perspective of funding rates, the situation is quietly changing. According to Coinglass data, as of January 10th, the funding rates on major exchanges and DEX platforms for BTC and ETH have returned to neutral levels, and the market is no longer broadly bearish on these two main cryptocurrencies.
However, the situation is not so optimistic—altcoins are still struggling, with many altcoins under the pressure of negative funding rates.
Here's a simple explanation of what funding rates are. In perpetual contracts, exchanges set this rate to balance the contract price with the spot price. It is essentially a mechanism for transferring funds between long and short traders, not a fee charged by the exchange, but used to adjust traders' costs or profits.
Understanding market sentiment through numbers: - A rate of 0.01% is considered neutral - Above 0.01% indicates a bullish market - Below 0.005% generally signals a bearish outlook
Mainstream coins have stabilized, but altcoins are still struggling—this is the true reflection of the current market.
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TestnetScholar
· 22h ago
Mainstream coins have recovered, but altcoins still have to go hungry.
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fork_in_the_road
· 01-10 12:46
Mainstream coins have recovered, but altcoins still have to keep taking a beating.
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SchrodingerWallet
· 01-10 06:51
Mainstream coins have recovered, but altcoins still have to keep kneeling down.
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UnluckyValidator
· 01-10 06:50
BTC ETH have stabilized, but those small coins are still suffering in hell
Altcoins are always stepping stones, this is the reality
Fees are negative to the ground, who dares to touch them
Mainstream coins turn around, small coins cry and faint in the corner
This rebound is just a differentiation show between big and small tokens
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RugPullAlertBot
· 01-10 06:48
Mainstream coins need to recover before altcoins, and the fee rate is the true word of the market.
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RealYieldWizard
· 01-10 06:47
Mainstream coins have recovered, while altcoins are still crawling and struggling in hell.
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BridgeJumper
· 01-10 06:29
Mainstream coins have recovered, but the altcoin army is still in hell... Who made us greedy?
Recently, the cryptocurrency market has experienced quite a bit of volatility, but from the perspective of funding rates, the situation is quietly changing. According to Coinglass data, as of January 10th, the funding rates on major exchanges and DEX platforms for BTC and ETH have returned to neutral levels, and the market is no longer broadly bearish on these two main cryptocurrencies.
However, the situation is not so optimistic—altcoins are still struggling, with many altcoins under the pressure of negative funding rates.
Here's a simple explanation of what funding rates are. In perpetual contracts, exchanges set this rate to balance the contract price with the spot price. It is essentially a mechanism for transferring funds between long and short traders, not a fee charged by the exchange, but used to adjust traders' costs or profits.
Understanding market sentiment through numbers:
- A rate of 0.01% is considered neutral
- Above 0.01% indicates a bullish market
- Below 0.005% generally signals a bearish outlook
Mainstream coins have stabilized, but altcoins are still struggling—this is the true reflection of the current market.