Reaching this level of funding rate is actually pretty hard to get into. When it’s extremely negative, people going long are paying interest—so, in theory, the opposing side should be making money. But you know, lately those large on-chain transfers have been getting watched and interpreted closely; whenever an exchange wallet moves, it’s said to be “smart money” fleeing. With real and fake news mixed together, volatility becomes even harder to catch.



I generally calculate it first: if this funding rate is fully captured, how much slippage could it cover, then ask myself whether I can hold up against needle-like spikes (wicks). If, after doing the math, it doesn’t look worth it, I just avoid it. After all, once the numbers are clear, not making this trade isn’t a loss either.
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