Extreme funding rate phenomena have appeared in the perpetual contract market. The funding rate for a certain token has reached 338% APR, with shorts enduring approximately $920,000 in daily bleeding losses to maintain their positions. The underlying supply-side dilemma is even more concerning—67% of the token's circulating supply is staked, with the vast majority locked in long-term commitments. From the protocol level, the official has burned 25% of the maximum supply, and 50% of the emission revenue is allocated to buyback programs. This means that the truly freely circulating supply has nearly been exhausted. Amid such a severe shortage on the supply side and high financing costs on the demand side, participants holding short positions are effectively trapped in a rapidly worsening dilemma.
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SelfRugger
· 5h ago
Shorts are really struggling now, with a 338% fee rate, losing $920,000 in just one day. Who can withstand that?
Wait, 67% of the tokens are staked? The supply is too tight, no wonder the fee rate is so outrageous.
The official burns 25% and repurchases 50%, truly blocking the path for shorts. I think this is a perfect short trap.
Shorting this kind of token is just like giving away money; the mechanism design is too ruthless.
There are very few tokens that can actually be traded freely. If shorts persist, they will really get liquidated.
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rugpull_ptsd
· 5h ago
Shorts are bleeding $920,000 every day. This isn't trading; it's charity.
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338% fee rate? That's hilarious. It's blatant leek-cutting. When liquidity is locked, you're just waiting to be exploited.
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67% staking, 25% burning, and another 50% buyback... This thing is a carefully designed short trap.
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Shorting this kind of token is really asking for death. The supply is frozen, and the fee rate is skyrocketing.
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Bleeding $920,000 daily and still holding the position? Is this guy a real warrior or just out of his mind?
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The official move is quite ruthless. Lock the liquidity and then start harvesting the shorts' leek. I see through it.
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HappyMinerUncle
· 5h ago
Whoa, a 338% fee rate? Shorts are bleeding 920,000 every day, how can anyone withstand that?
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67% is staked, only a few can actually trade, no wonder the fee rate is so outrageous.
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The official burn is 25%, and they are still repurchasing, slowly choking off the supply.
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The guy doing the short probably already went bankrupt, haha.
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With such tight liquidity, no wonder the financing costs are exploding. Shorts are basically suicidal operations.
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Wait, with so much locked supply, who's buying? How can the price still be rising?
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67% staking, this protocol is really ruthless, turning the market into a deadlock.
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Bleeding 920,000 daily, this is a meat grinder.
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Supply depletion plus skyrocketing financing rates, the shorts are being dragged to death by the official.
Extreme funding rate phenomena have appeared in the perpetual contract market. The funding rate for a certain token has reached 338% APR, with shorts enduring approximately $920,000 in daily bleeding losses to maintain their positions. The underlying supply-side dilemma is even more concerning—67% of the token's circulating supply is staked, with the vast majority locked in long-term commitments. From the protocol level, the official has burned 25% of the maximum supply, and 50% of the emission revenue is allocated to buyback programs. This means that the truly freely circulating supply has nearly been exhausted. Amid such a severe shortage on the supply side and high financing costs on the demand side, participants holding short positions are effectively trapped in a rapidly worsening dilemma.