Bullish

CXMT Funding Rate Hits -0.59% Hourly, Short Positions Dominate by 40%

2026-07-28 11:01:25

CXMT funding rate plunged to -0.59% hourly, imposing heavy costs on shorts. Despite a 1.2 long-short holder ratio, short notional value exceeds longs by 40%, signaling persistent bearish pressure.

Woofun AI data shows that the CXMT predicted funding rate dropped to -0.5887% per hour, meaning short positions pay longs. For a $10,000 nominal position, this equates to approximately $58.9 in hourly costs. The rate has since rebounded to -0.4731% per hour, corresponding to a $47.3 hourly payment for the same position size. If maintained until settlement, this rate would be lower than the previous record low settled rate of -0.3746%. The average rate for the past 24 settled hours stands at -0.0813%, with a cumulative payment of around $195 for a $10,000 short position.

The current CXMT mark price is approximately $6.72, reflecting a 6.6% discount from the $7.19 oracle price, while 24-hour trading volume reached roughly $166 million. Among large holders with positions exceeding $1 million, there are 6 longs and 5 shorts, yielding a holder ratio of 1.2 to 1.

However, the total short position amount is $25.438 million, which is 40.4% larger than the long position amount of $18.122 million. The weighted average long position price is around $6.58, with the most recent liquidation line at $6.24, representing a 6.9% decrease from the current price of approximately $6.70.

WOOFUN AI

Impact Assessment · Quick Read

The extreme negative funding rate indicates intense short-side dominance, forcing bears to pay significant premiums to maintain positions. Although the number of large long holders slightly exceeds shorts, the substantial disparity in notional value suggests that short sellers control the market direction. The persistent discount between mark and oracle prices further underscores bearish sentiment, potentially increasing liquidation risks for longs if prices decline toward the $6.24 level.
Generated by WOOFUN AI · For reference only, not investment advice

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