Bitcoin Futures Open Interest Nears Yearly Lows at 652K BTC, Bears Pay to Short Amid Negative Funding Rates
The capital that's still in the market appears skewed toward bearish positions, with perpetual funding rates averaging minus 0.3% across major exchanges, indicating short sellers are aggressively paying to keep their bets open. This follows a 2% bitcoin price drop to $82,800 after President Donald Trump declined to rule out further strikes on Iran. Gold is also down 3% over the past 24 hours, trading around $4,150 an ounce, while the DXY index has climbed above 101, and U.S. 10-year Treasury yields are above 5.2%.
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