Negative funding rates incentivize traders to long Polygon (MATIC) and AAVE

Negative funding rates incentivize traders to long Polygon (MATIC) and AAVE

The funding rate for MATIC and AAVE is currently rewarding traders who are leveraged longs, but it might not last for long. Data shows that AAVE and Polygon (MATIC) traders are currently being paid up to 4.3% per week to long future contracts.In the crypto markets, traders are usually bullish, or at least the majority of retail investors are. This causes an interesting phenomenon as it incentives arbitrage desks and whales to sell futures contracts while simultaneously buying on regular spot exchanges.Crypto total market capitalization, USD billion. Source: TradingViewThe above chart shows....


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