DUSK has hit a critical funding rate of -2.000%, signaling intense bearish sentiment in derivatives markets. The token's current price sits at $0.27, marking a spectacular 124% surge from recent lows. Trading within a 24-hour range of $0.11216 to $0.28555, the price action reveals extreme volatility.
What's particularly interesting: heavy short positioning has built up while fresh capital continues flowing in. This combination creates a dangerous setup—when shorts pile on like this with simultaneous buying pressure, a short squeeze becomes increasingly likely. Traders holding underwater short positions could face forced liquidations if momentum shifts, potentially triggering explosive upside moves.
The negative funding rate itself reflects desperation among short sellers, as they're essentially paying to maintain bearish bets. Whether this reversal scenario plays out depends on whether the inflow momentum can overcome the wall of short contracts. Either way, volatility isn't going anywhere.
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BagHolderTillRetire
· 01-19 11:11
The bears are desperate; this rebound is really quite fierce.
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BasementAlchemist
· 01-19 11:11
The shorts are really getting desperate, actually willing to lose money to maintain this bet... This one is going to blow up.
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CryptoTarotReader
· 01-19 10:54
The short sellers' frantic sell-off backfired and led to their own demise. This is the despair of gamblers.
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GasFeeTherapist
· 01-19 10:51
Shorts despairing and throwing money, this wave of DUSK is quite interesting...
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-2% financing rate players are still holding on stubbornly, I find it amusing
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124% increase combined with extreme volatility, this is what a casino should look like
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Short position accumulation meeting with inflow of funds, no wonder it’s about to explode
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What does a negative financing rate indicate? Shorts have already given up
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At $0.27, it looks like a trap but quite tempting...
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Short positions being liquidated is just a matter of time, the key is who can hold on longer
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With such extreme volatility, it really is a chives grinder
DUSK has hit a critical funding rate of -2.000%, signaling intense bearish sentiment in derivatives markets. The token's current price sits at $0.27, marking a spectacular 124% surge from recent lows. Trading within a 24-hour range of $0.11216 to $0.28555, the price action reveals extreme volatility.
What's particularly interesting: heavy short positioning has built up while fresh capital continues flowing in. This combination creates a dangerous setup—when shorts pile on like this with simultaneous buying pressure, a short squeeze becomes increasingly likely. Traders holding underwater short positions could face forced liquidations if momentum shifts, potentially triggering explosive upside moves.
The negative funding rate itself reflects desperation among short sellers, as they're essentially paying to maintain bearish bets. Whether this reversal scenario plays out depends on whether the inflow momentum can overcome the wall of short contracts. Either way, volatility isn't going anywhere.