$RIVER — SHORT NOW 🔻🔥 The trap is set. Weak hands will panic. Smart money knows what to do. 🐻💰 📍 Entry: 41.5 🧯 Stop Loss: 44 ♻️ DCA: 43 🎯 Targets: TP1: 35 TP2: 31 TP3: 20 💀 Momentum is shifting. If you hesitate, you donate liquidity. Trade smart. Control risk. Let the market pay you. 😈📉💵
$RIVER — SHORT NOW 🔻🔥 The trap is set. Weak hands will panic. Smart money knows what to do. 🐻💰 📍 Entry: 41.5 🧯 Stop Loss: 44 ♻️ DCA: 43 🎯 Targets: TP1: 35 TP2: 31 TP3: 20 💀 Momentum is shifting. If you hesitate, you donate liquidity. Trade smart. Control risk. Let the market pay you. 😈📉💵
$RIVER — SHORT NOW 🔻🔥 The trap is set. Weak hands will panic. Smart money knows what to do. 🐻💰 📍 Entry: 41.5 🧯 Stop Loss: 44 ♻️ DCA: 43 🎯 Targets: TP1: 35 TP2: 31 TP3: 20 💀 Momentum is shifting. If you hesitate, you donate liquidity. Trade smart. Control risk. Let the market pay you. 😈📉💵
✨Funding fee (or funding rate) is a very important concept in perpetual futures trading in the crypto market. This is not a fee collected by the exchange, but a direct payment between traders. The funding fee (or funding rate) in perpetual futures is like a "position rental fee" that both sides of traders have to pay each other to keep the contract price from deviating too far from the real price (spot price).
👉Let me explain it in a very simple way like a daily conversation: How does funding work? (simple visualization) Imagine the perpetual futures market as a scale:
Long side (betting on price increase) ↔ Short side (betting on price decrease). If the scale tilts heavily to one side (more Longs than Shorts, or vice versa), the futures price will deviate far from the real price → not good for the market.
→ The exchange creates funding to "penalize" the larger side and reward the smaller side: 👉For example:
You hold a Long position of 10,000 USDT (margin + leverage). Current funding rate = +0.03% (0.0003). → You have to pay 10,000 × 0.0003 = 3 USDT to the Short side (each funding period, usually every 8 hours).
If the funding rate = -0.03%, you will receive 3 USDT from the Short side. Benefits of understanding and using the funding rate
Predicting market sentiment: High positive funding rate → the market is too optimistic (may reverse). Deep negative → too pessimistic. Long-term holding strategy: If you Long BTC in a long bull market, a high positive funding may "erode" profits gradually. Funding earning strategy: Some people open positions against the market to "farm" funding (receive fees from the other side), especially when the rate is extremely high.
Russell 2000 just printed: • A new ATH $FRAX • The highest weekly close ever $DUSK
That matters more than it sounds.
Russell = small caps. $ME And small caps don’t lead when markets are scared.
When fear dominates, money hides in cash and mega caps. When risk appetite comes back, small caps move first — and only then does capital rotate into higher-risk assets.
That’s where the parallel shows up.
TOTAL3 is behaving the same way Russell did before its breakout. Same structure. Same compression. Just earlier in the process.
If Russell can hold above its ATH, the path usually opens for alts next 🚀
Not a guarantee. Just risk behavior doing what it’s always done when confidence quietly returns. {future}(DUSKUSDT) {future}(MEUSDT) {future}(FRAXUSDT)
✨Funding fee (or funding rate) is a very important concept in perpetual futures trading in the crypto market. This is not a fee collected by the exchange, but a direct payment between traders. The funding fee (or funding rate) in perpetual futures is like a "position rental fee" that both sides of traders have to pay each other to keep the contract price from deviating too far from the real price (spot price).
👉Let me explain it in a very simple way like a daily conversation: How does funding work? (simple visualization) Imagine the perpetual futures market as a scale:
Long side (betting on price increase) ↔ Short side (betting on price decrease). If the scale tilts heavily to one side (more Longs than Shorts, or vice versa), the futures price will deviate far from the real price → not good for the market.
→ The exchange creates funding to "penalize" the larger side and reward the smaller side: 👉For example:
You hold a Long position of 10,000 USDT (margin + leverage). Current funding rate = +0.03% (0.0003). → You have to pay 10,000 × 0.0003 = 3 USDT to the Short side (each funding period, usually every 8 hours).
If the funding rate = -0.03%, you will receive 3 USDT from the Short side. Benefits of understanding and using the funding rate
Predicting market sentiment: High positive funding rate → the market is too optimistic (may reverse). Deep negative → too pessimistic. Long-term holding strategy: If you Long BTC in a long bull market, a high positive funding may "erode" profits gradually. Funding earning strategy: Some people open positions against the market to "farm" funding (receive fees from the other side), especially when the rate is extremely high.
PORTAL on H1 and H4 timeframes is trading within permitted price ranges. Upward and downward trends are the norm. The bulls' target will be to push through the resistance zone above.