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Does a Negative Funding Rate Always Precede a Price Bottom?

No, but a sharply negative rate is a strong sentiment indicator of peak fear and potential reversal.
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Does a Negative Funding Rate Always Precede a Price Bottom?

No, a negative funding rate does not guarantee a price bottom, but a sharply negative rate often indicates peak fear and selling exhaustion, which can be a prerequisite for a reversal. It is a sentiment indicator, not a definitive timing signal, and must be used with other technical analysis tools.

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