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Current Leading CEX and DEX Funding Rates Indicate the Market Is Not Fully Bullish

Current Leading CEX and DEX Funding Rates Indicate the Market Is Not Fully Bullish

ChaincatcherChaincatcher2025/07/10 00:00
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According to Coinglass data, the current funding rates on major CEXs and DEXs indicate that the market remains neutral, with no clear bullish sentiment. On one exchange, the BTC contract funding rate has returned to 0.01% (previously it was below 0.01% for a period), and some trading pairs on certain platforms have even shown negative funding rates (indicating more short positions). The specific funding rates for major cryptocurrencies are shown in the attached chart.

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