2026-01-03 09:25:41

HYPE Funding Rate Inversion Trading Opportunity

Hyperliquid platform has experienced a rare negative funding rate phenomenon for HYPE. Currently, long position traders can earn approximately 17% annualized return—meaning short sellers are paying fees to longs. This inversion typically occurs during extremely bearish market conditions, with heavy short positions causing the rate to operate in reverse. For traders optimistic about HYPE's medium-term prospects, this presents a good opportunity to catch a bargain: participate in potential upside while additionally earning funding rate income. However, risk management is essential, as extreme market sentiment often accompanies volatility.

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ZenZKPlayer

· 01-06 07:23

I've seen negative fee rates a few times, but 17% annualized is really outrageous... The shorts are being squeezed so badly. However, I'm still a conservative trader, afraid of a sudden reverse liquidation.

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GamefiEscapeArtist

· 01-06 05:58

Negative fee rates are really a gift from the sky, an inevitable result after short sellers are repeatedly bloodied... Wait, a 17% annualized return is indeed attractive, but such extreme emotions can wipe you out with volatility in an instant. Why is HYPE suddenly so bearish? If you don't understand, you dare to take the plunge—that's a bit brave. Inverted fee rates = extreme market panic. The most dangerous moments are often when you hold such positions. Be patient when picking up bargains; don't be blinded by superficial gains. Risk management is the key.

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OnChain_Detective

· 01-04 04:40

ngl this negative funding rate on HYPE is screaming statistical anomaly to me... 17% annual on longs while shorts hemorrhaging? pattern analysis suggests potential whale accumulation tbh. suspicious activity detected across hyperliquid lately, always dyor before jumping in fr

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FrogInTheWell

· 01-03 09:55

17% annualized yield for free? Are the bears this pessimistic... It feels like such high fees are either a bottom signal or a trap, and we still need to look at HYPE's fundamentals.

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StillBuyingTheDip

· 01-03 09:55

Negative fee arbitrage is quite attractive, with a 17% annualized return for free. Short sellers are just shooting themselves in the foot.

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GateUser-44a00d6c

· 01-03 09:55

Wow, 17% annualized? This short position is really hopeless. I've never seen such an outrageous inverted rate before.

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ETHmaxi_NoFilter

· 01-03 09:49

The short sellers are really aggressive, 17% annualized free? I'm just going all in.

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AirdropHunter

· 01-03 09:43

Shorts got caught in a bottom-fishing trap. It's really satisfying to jump in at this moment, getting a 17% annualized yield for free, and still betting on a rebound... Just worried about the moment when the sentiment reverses.

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HashRateHermit

· 01-03 09:38

The shorts are so aggressive, indicating that the bottom signal is coming... 17% annualized free yield, I need to see what's going on.

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