Observing DUSK's recent trend, the funding rate has been continuously declining. Does this mean that short positions have been mostly closed? From the market perspective, although this decline looks fierce, the enthusiasm for short betting is clearly insufficient, and it seems more like the market makers are creating panic to absorb liquidity.
From a technical standpoint, 0.35 is the next key resistance level to watch. Only a breakthrough here would truly reverse the situation. Meanwhile, 0.2 forms a strong trend support. Once this level is touched, a rebound back to around 0.3 is highly probable. For short position holders, setting a stop-loss in this area makes the risk relatively controllable. Conversely, my strategy is to continue to be bullish, waiting for a rebound opportunity driven by market recovery.
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LiquidityHunter
· 4h ago
The fee rate is decreasing but the trading volume is insufficient. I've seen this trick too many times; it's just wearing people down. If it really hits 0.2, I think the rebound probability is quite high, but the key still depends on when the capital situation truly recovers.
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AirdropFatigue
· 4h ago
The fee rate has decreased, but the bears are still stubbornly holding on. Isn't that funny?
We've seen the manipulative tactics of the big players many times, but if 0.2 really can't hold, then it's time to look for bullish signals.
Breaking 0.35 is what counts; it's still too early to talk about a reversal now.
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GasFeeCrier
· 4h ago
With such low fees, it's really a bit of a reckless move by the reckless traders.
Observing DUSK's recent trend, the funding rate has been continuously declining. Does this mean that short positions have been mostly closed? From the market perspective, although this decline looks fierce, the enthusiasm for short betting is clearly insufficient, and it seems more like the market makers are creating panic to absorb liquidity.
From a technical standpoint, 0.35 is the next key resistance level to watch. Only a breakthrough here would truly reverse the situation. Meanwhile, 0.2 forms a strong trend support. Once this level is touched, a rebound back to around 0.3 is highly probable. For short position holders, setting a stop-loss in this area makes the risk relatively controllable. Conversely, my strategy is to continue to be bullish, waiting for a rebound opportunity driven by market recovery.