BTC trend observation: Funding rates continue to rise at the end of the year, which may seem unfriendly on the surface. But the deeper reason might not be so pessimistic — my judgment is that this wave is mainly due to heavy selling pressure from the spot market offsetting the continuous influx of perpetual longs. In other words, longs are increasing their positions, but spot investors are reducing theirs. The key is to see what happens next. If the selling pressure from the spot dominates this wave of market movement, then after the year-end tax loss harvesting wave passes, the funding rate may naturally decline. In this case, the rebound space could be quite significant. But if longs accumulate excessively, the risk is also considerable. The market structure is very delicate.
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OfflineValidator
· 13h ago
Spot market dumping combined with leveraged futures, this trick has been the same year after year... Wait until after the New Year to see if anyone still dares to take the risk.
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NotFinancialAdvice
· 13h ago
Spot trading is crashing, contracts are piling up, this is the current situation. Let's wait until the tax season is over to see, or else this won't be over.
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NftMetaversePainter
· 13h ago
honestly the funding rate spike is just noise in the algorithmic structure of this market cycle—what you're really observing is the computational tension between spot liquidation patterns and perpetual leverage accumulation, which is honestly a beautiful manifestation of market topology if you think about it from a blockchain primitive perspective
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SmartMoneyWallet
· 13h ago
Spot is being dumped, perpetuals are stacking longs, this is a capital game. The key still depends on when those tax loss harvesting orders will actually be executed.
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FortuneTeller42
· 13h ago
Spot market dumping and longs adding positions, this situation is indeed quite interesting. We'll know the truth after the tax wave passes.
BTC trend observation: Funding rates continue to rise at the end of the year, which may seem unfriendly on the surface. But the deeper reason might not be so pessimistic — my judgment is that this wave is mainly due to heavy selling pressure from the spot market offsetting the continuous influx of perpetual longs. In other words, longs are increasing their positions, but spot investors are reducing theirs. The key is to see what happens next. If the selling pressure from the spot dominates this wave of market movement, then after the year-end tax loss harvesting wave passes, the funding rate may naturally decline. In this case, the rebound space could be quite significant. But if longs accumulate excessively, the risk is also considerable. The market structure is very delicate.