Bitcoin funding rate stays negative even as BTC price trades above $75K: What gives?
Bitcoin’s futures funding rate has remained negative even as BTC bounced back above $75,000. Should traders be worried?
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Bitcoin’s futures funding rate has remained negative even as BTC bounced back above $75,000. Should traders be worried?
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