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Rare Annualized Rate of 400%: Is TradeXYZ Handing Out Money to Oil Bulls?

Amidst volatile oil markets due to geopolitical tensions, Trade.xyz’s WTIOIL-USDC perpetual contract exhibited an unusually negative annualized funding rate of -300% to -400%. This meant long positions received approximately 1% of their position value daily from shorts. The anomaly stemmed from the structure of WTI futures curves in extreme backwardation, where near-month (May) contracts traded at a significant premium to far-month (June) contracts. Trade.xyz’s oracle gradually shifts price weighting from near-month to far-month over five trading days during rollover. Anticipating this decline, traders heavily shorted the perpetual, driving the funding rate deeply negative. Three strategies were discussed: 1. Shorting Trade.xyz’s contract while going long on CME’s far-month futures—initially profitable but later eroded by high funding costs. 2. Shorting far-month futures and longing Trade.xyz’s near-month contract before rollover, which gained traction as arbitrage opportunities emerged. 3. Betting against funding rates via Boros, a rate-trading platform, though limited by low leverage and high slippage. The situation highlights how DeFi traders are adapting to traditional futures mechanics and advanced instruments like rate markets, reflecting the evolving infrastructure of crypto-native trading platforms.

marsbit04/10 08:29

Rare Annualized Rate of 400%: Is TradeXYZ Handing Out Money to Oil Bulls?

marsbit04/10 08:29

$8T debt rollover – Why 2026 could be Bitcoin’s breakout year

Macro volatility and a surging U.S. debt are creating a challenging environment for risk assets in 2025, making it more bearish for crypto compared to 2024. The U.S. debt has reached a record $38 trillion, with a debt-to-GDP ratio of 124.3%, the highest in four years. This has weakened the dollar, dropping 9.16% YTD, adding inflationary pressure. A key factor is the upcoming $8 trillion debt rollover from the pandemic era. With higher interest rates, refinancing will be costly, likely forcing the Fed to inject liquidity into the system. This expectation, echoed by Trump’s comments on lower rates, sets a bullish stage for Bitcoin. Given these macro trends—record debt, a pressured dollar, rising inflation, and anticipated Fed action—Bitcoin could see a major breakout by Q2 2026, fueled by increased liquidity and favorable macroeconomic conditions.

ambcrypto12/19 05:01

$8T debt rollover – Why 2026 could be Bitcoin’s breakout year

ambcrypto12/19 05:01

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