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Bitcoin Funding Rate Signals Bearish Market Across Major CEXs and DEXs, COINOTAG Reports with Coinglass Data

COINOTAG reports, citing CoinGlass data on December 16, that funding rates across major exchanges—both CEXs and DEXs—point to a predominantly bearish backdrop in crypto derivatives, signaling cautious market conditions for traders and risk managers.

The funding rate is a periodic settlement mechanism that keeps the perpetual contracts price aligned with the underlying spot, balancing long and short exposure. Exchanges deploy or collect this fee to narrow price gaps, effectively transferring funding between participants rather than earning it as revenue.

Under standard conventions, a baseline of 0.01% denotes neutral terrain; readings above this level indicate mild bullish pressure, while readings below roughly 0.005% reflect bearish dynamics. Current readings near the lower bound imply risk-off sentiment with modest downside protection in major contracts, alongside sustained liquidity across venues.

Source: https://en.coinotag.com/breakingnews/bitcoin-funding-rate-signals-bearish-market-across-major-cexs-and-dexs-coinotag-reports-with-coinglass-data

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