$COIN Yesterday it fell again by 4.25%, and the quoted price is 153.09. The同期 TradFi perpetual contract data is a bit interesting: the funding rate is still in positive territory, at 0.000263. This suggests that in the contract market, the longs are still paying the shorts, yet the price is still moving downward. Open interest is 33,734 contracts, and trading volume is 23.23 million—an active trading day.
This setup reminds me of the tug-of-war during the last cycle when tech stocks reacted to the Fed’s early shift toward a more hawkish stance. In terms of the macro narrative, what the market is pricing still hinges on uncertainty around the timing of rate cuts. The U.S. dollar index bouncing has siphoned off some risk appetite. $COIN , as a stock of a crypto exchange, has a beta that’s tied both to crypto market sentiment and to liquidity conditions in the U.S. tech sector. The recent consolidation in Mag7 and the semiconductor ETFs has slowed the overall capital flow speed in the growth-stock segment. Within this mix, COIN is a bit like a high-beta crypto-themed stock—when it’s smooth sailing, it runs fast, and when headwinds hit, it also drops hard.
Looking deeper, the fact that the funding rate stays positive while prices are falling is a fairly classic signal of longs trapping and averaging down. The longs may be adding on dips to thin out their cost basis, but that also accumulates new liquidation risk.
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This setup reminds me of the tug-of-war during the last cycle when tech stocks reacted to the Fed’s early shift toward a more hawkish stance. In terms of the macro narrative, what the market is pricing still hinges on uncertainty around the timing of rate cuts. The U.S. dollar index bouncing has siphoned off some risk appetite. $COIN , as a stock of a crypto exchange, has a beta that’s tied both to crypto market sentiment and to liquidity conditions in the U.S. tech sector. The recent consolidation in Mag7 and the semiconductor ETFs has slowed the overall capital flow speed in the growth-stock segment. Within this mix, COIN is a bit like a high-beta crypto-themed stock—when it’s smooth sailing, it runs fast, and when headwinds hit, it also drops hard.
Looking deeper, the fact that the funding rate stays positive while prices are falling is a fairly classic signal of longs trapping and averaging down. The longs may be adding on dips to thin out their cost basis, but that also accumulates new liquidation risk.
Trading tags: #TradFi #链上美股 #COIN #RIOT
Is the broader environment for COIN bullish or bearish? Share your view