Recently, I experienced the cost of funding fees on the FLOW token. To be honest, the cost I paid is similar to the time I shorted PIPPIN before, which was quite painful. The performance of these two tokens indeed causes concern, especially in the current market environment.
Currently, the Federal Reserve's repurchase agreement plan has also become the focus of market attention, and macro factors are indeed influencing the overall market rhythm. The funding situation in the crypto space has also become more sensitive, and the fluctuations in funding rates reflect changes in market sentiment. I hope the FLOW project can hold up, and I also hope PIPPIN can improve. Funding fees, you know, really require guarding against both market risks and cost erosion.
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GamefiEscapeArtist
· 12-28 02:55
Funding rate this thing is really a tool for cutting leeks
FLOW and PIPPIN double kill, this wave of losses is quite heavy
When the macro situation moves, small coins are the first to be affected, no way around it
Shorting fee, longing fee, all of them are damn money going out
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SleepTrader
· 12-28 02:54
Funding fees are really vampires; I lost so much on that FLOW wave that I want to vomit blood.
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FlatTax
· 12-28 02:51
Funding fees can really be brutal; this round with FLOW is probably a lesson learned.
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WalletManager
· 12-28 02:47
Funding fees are just a tool to further scalp the little guys. My previous multi-signature wallet also had a position in FLOW that was bitten into, and now I've increased the risk factor accordingly.
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ShibaSunglasses
· 12-28 02:41
Both of these coins can really cut people deep, the funding fee part is really hard to bear.
What else can FLOW do? With this market condition, it has to keep falling.
Funding rate is so heartbreaking, unpredictable and uncontrollable.
PIPPIN should have rebounded already, otherwise how can it survive.
The macro environment has been full of twists and turns, the crypto world is suffering along, so annoying.
The pitfalls of futures are even more than spot, I got caught again this time.
Bro, you're also getting burned on FLOW, all tears now.
Funding fees are like a slaughtering knife, getting more and more ruthless.
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GateUser-00be86fc
· 12-28 02:31
Funding fees are truly ruthless harvesters; both FLOW and PIPPIN have fallen into the trap.
Recently, I experienced the cost of funding fees on the FLOW token. To be honest, the cost I paid is similar to the time I shorted PIPPIN before, which was quite painful. The performance of these two tokens indeed causes concern, especially in the current market environment.
Currently, the Federal Reserve's repurchase agreement plan has also become the focus of market attention, and macro factors are indeed influencing the overall market rhythm. The funding situation in the crypto space has also become more sensitive, and the fluctuations in funding rates reflect changes in market sentiment. I hope the FLOW project can hold up, and I also hope PIPPIN can improve. Funding fees, you know, really require guarding against both market risks and cost erosion.