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- Global M2 Growth ⬢
- OmniFlow Model ⬢
- CounterFlow Model ⬢
- Google Trends ⬢
- After Halving Comparison
- Funding Rate
- Open Interest
- Bitcoin Dominance
- Fear & Greed Index
- Bitcoin x Gold x S&P500
- Bull Market Drawdowns⬢
- Price Visit Frequency Heatmap
- Liquidation Heatmap⬢
- CounterFlow SuperChart⬢
- Daily Change %
- Drawdown from ATH
- Mayer Multiple
- BTC 30d Volatility
- Futures vs Spot Volume
- NUPL
- MSTR Charts
Chart Explained
Funding Rate chart reflects periodic payments to traders in the perpetual swaps market, focusing exclusively on Bitcoin. These payments are determined by the difference between perpetual contract markets and spot prices. As a key sentiment indicator, funding rates mirror traders’ sentiments in the perpetual swaps market, and the payment amount is directly proportional to the number of contracts traded.
Positive funding rates signal the dominance of long-position traders, indicating their willingness to pay funding to short traders. On the other hand, negative funding rates signify the dominance of short-position traders, showing their readiness to pay long traders.
Unlike exchanges deciding every 8 hours, our platform offers minute-based funding rates, providing more granular insights into the ever-changing dynamics of the Bitcoin market. Stay informed about trader sentiments and market trends with our Funding Rate chart, designed exclusively for Bitcoin enthusiasts.