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What Is the Risk of Holding a Position through a High Funding Rate Period?

The risk of holding a position through a high funding rate period is the potential for significant, recurring costs that can erode profits or exacerbate losses. If a trader is on the side paying the high rate (e.g. long in a high positive rate environment), the cost of holding the position can become prohibitive, potentially leading to an earlier liquidation.

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