Bitcoin funding rate flips negative as spot buyers push BTC up 1%
Negative funding rates suggest potential for short squeezes, but macro factors and sustained spot buying will dictate Bitcoin's future trajectory. The post Bitcoin funding rate flips negative as spot buyers push BTC up 1...
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Negative funding rates suggest potential for short squeezes, but macro factors and sustained spot buying will dictate Bitcoin's future trajectory.
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