Screener: Extreme Funding
Coins with abnormally high or low funding rate - market overheating and potential reversals Binance, OKX And BybitLong squeeze and short squeeze in one preset.
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What does extreme funding mean and how to read it?
Funding is considered extreme if it significantly deviates from the historical norm: above +0.1% or below -0.05% over an 8-hour calculation period. Both cases signal market imbalance—excessive dominance of one side of the position.
With high positive funding (above 0.1%), the market is overloaded with longs. Each settlement period, longs pay shorts. This imbalance accumulates and is resolved either by a price correction or by mass long closeouts with forced liquidations—a classic long squeeze. Historically, funding above 0.3% has not preceded corrections of 10–20%.
In the opposite case—extremely negative funding—the market is overloaded with shorts. This is a potential short squeeze. The "Extreme Funding" preset displays coins with the maximum deviation from zero in either direction.
Trading scenarios during extreme funding
Extremely high funding (+0.1% and above)
The market is overheated by longs. Look for an opportunity to enter a counter-trend short position or wait for confirmation of a reversal. RSI Above 70 strengthens the signal. Don't short mechanically—check for a strong fundamental catalyst.
Extremely low funding (-0.05% and below)
The market is overloaded with shorts. Potential short squeeze. Look for a long entry point when a reversal is confirmed on the chart. RSI below 30 and rising OI strengthen the signal.