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On January 22, Coinglass data shows Bitcoin dropped below $88,000 in early morning trading. After Trump stated he would not impose tariffs on Greenland, Bitcoin rebounded above $90,000. However, current funding rates across major CEXs and DEXs signal bearish market sentiment, with strong bearish outlooks on top coins like SOL and BCH. **BlockBeats Note**: A funding rate is a fee set by crypto exchanges to balance contract prices with underlying asset values—typically for perpetual contracts. It’s a fund transfer between long and short traders; exchanges do not charge this fee. Its goal is to adjust holding costs/profits for traders, keeping contract prices aligned with underlying assets. - A 0.01% rate is the baseline. - Rates **above 0.01%** signal broad bullishness. - Rates **below 0.005%** signal broad bearishness.

Current mainstream CEX and DEX funding rate displays market still leaning bearish

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