Bitcoin funding rates are cooling toward the critical $300k/hour zone, signaling weakening demand for leveraged long positions. Coupled with a 10.4% decline in the NVM Ratio and dense liquidation clusters near $114K–$110K, these signals increase short-term downside risk unless on‑chain demand rebounds.
Funding rates cooling near $300k/hour
Network Value to Metcalfe (NVM) Ratio down ~10.41% to 2.51, indicating valuation weakness
Liquidation clusters at $114K (resistance) and $110K (support) mark key volatility zones
Bitcoin funding rates signal rising downside risk; monitor NVM Ratio and $110K–$114K liquidation clusters for next move. Read actionable market levels now.
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Bitcoin funding rates have moderated to roughly $366k/hour, approaching the critical $300k/hour threshold that historically separates bullish momentum from fading leverage demand. A sustained break below that zone would confirm weaker demand for long futures and increase the probability of near-term downside.
The Network Value to Metcalfe (NVM) Ratio has fallen ~10.41% to 2.51, indicating market cap growth is outpacing real network activity. This divergence often precedes consolidation or corrections as valuations decouple from usage metrics.
Declining NVM suggests investor enthusiasm is cooling beneath the price surface, which can amplify the impact of cooling funding rates on futures markets.
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