BTC's early morning rally was quite significant, jumping by 2.6%. However, the holiday market situation is a bit awkward—liquidity is indeed thin, and prices are mostly driven by spot and perpetual contract buy orders, with liquidations not being as obvious.
From the perpetual perspective, the funding rate on Deribit has surged above 30%, indicating that traders are mostly betting on long positions and are in a typical short gamma state. If the price holds above the key level of $94,000, it could trigger large buy orders from hedge funds, further pushing the market higher.
Looking downward, the $85,000 support level in December is something to watch. Whether this level can hold will directly impact the subsequent direction.
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OnChainDetective
· 14h ago
30% funding rate? That's obviously suspicious. We need to find out who's behind the pump.
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ApeWithNoChain
· 14h ago
Liquidity is thin, so it gets pulled like this. Holiday market conditions are indeed easily disrupted.
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OnlyUpOnly
· 14h ago
30% fee rate... We're almost out of juice, this wave is really squeezing the bubbles.
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FUD_Vaccinated
· 14h ago
A fee rate of 30%+ is really outrageous. Are these people crazy? They'll be exposed sooner or later.
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DaoGovernanceOfficer
· 14h ago
funding rate hitting 30%+ is absolutely wild — empirically speaking, this screams positioning imbalance. the data suggests we're basically watching a leverage-fueled pump on thin holiday liquidity... tbh not super bullish without actual organic volume backing it up.
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MEVvictim
· 14h ago
30% fee rate? That's outrageous. A bunch of people are betting on the bulls. If this wave crashes down, it would be disastrous.
BTC's early morning rally was quite significant, jumping by 2.6%. However, the holiday market situation is a bit awkward—liquidity is indeed thin, and prices are mostly driven by spot and perpetual contract buy orders, with liquidations not being as obvious.
From the perpetual perspective, the funding rate on Deribit has surged above 30%, indicating that traders are mostly betting on long positions and are in a typical short gamma state. If the price holds above the key level of $94,000, it could trigger large buy orders from hedge funds, further pushing the market higher.
Looking downward, the $85,000 support level in December is something to watch. Whether this level can hold will directly impact the subsequent direction.