2026-04-12 23:59:47

$RAVE Perpetuals are more expensive than spot, and shorting also costs an additional 2% funding fee. Isn't this backwards?

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TheFatherOfEthHedge

· 3h ago

When the funding rate is negative, the short side pays the long side, indicating that the longs are in the lead. If the longs are still paying the longs, the longs would go bankrupt directly.

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TutuDependsOnThePict

· 6h ago

The rate is related to the long-short ratio; it proves that many people are shorting while in the car and haven't closed their positions yet.

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TutuDependsOnThePict

· 6h ago

Normal, short positions get liquidated and place buy orders, creating a vicious cycle where liquidated short positions push the price higher, causing more short positions to be liquidated.

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TheBrightMoonStillLeansAgainst

· 6h ago

Corrected

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