The current price is around 0.01186, and I’m planning to set a long order. Stop loss is set at 0.0113, about a 5-point range—if it drops below, I’ll exit.
Looking at the data, RDNT’s market cap is only $15 million, and it just went through a round of pumping. Now the price is pulling back and digesting sell pressure. Judging from the chart, there are quite a few shorters—the funding rate is already at -0.27%, and such a negative rate indicates crowded short positions.
Technically, there are signs of a bottom on the lower timeframe. If it can stabilize here with increased volume, there’s a high chance of a rebound. Low market cap + negative funding rate + sell pressure being absorbed—these combined factors make it worth betting on a short-term bounce.
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GamefiGreenie
· 9h ago
Low market cap small coins, inverted fees, short positions piling up... I've heard this logic quite a few times haha
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StablecoinArbitrageur
· 9h ago
actually, negative funding rates on micro-caps like this are a statistical red herring—you're conflating crowded shorts with actual reversal probability. the liquidity pool depth matters way more than fee rate sentiment here. what's the actual bid-ask spread on dexes? because if we're talking 15k market cap moves, slippage will obliterate your 50bps edge before you even get filled.
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Ramen_Until_Rich
· 12-12 06:56
Negative fee crowding, during such times it's easiest to reverse sell-off... However, low market cap tokens are indeed more prone to volatility. Whether to gamble or not depends on mental resilience.
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GasFeeLover
· 12-10 15:06
Low market cap assets are more risky, but the negative fee aspect is definitely worth considering. A crowded short position can easily get squeezed.
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CryptoMotivator
· 12-09 22:54
Low market cap stuff is what I fear the most. The liquidity is terrible, and a single big red candle can break right through your stop loss.
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ImpermanentPhilosopher
· 12-09 22:53
I've seen negative funding rates too many times. Does a crowded short position mean a rebound? There are even more times when it backfires, bro.
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BlockchainBard
· 12-09 22:49
Why are the fees for low market cap tokens so low? While crowded shorts do present opportunities, be cautious of a potential dump...
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SatsStacking
· 12-09 22:48
Low market cap short squeeze, this round of funding rates is indeed something; a short-term rebound is worth a bet.
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AirdropF5Bro
· 12-09 22:38
Low market cap + negative funding rate, this combination does easily lure in longs, but I'm still a bit wary about playing a rebound on something like RDNT.
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DeFiVeteran
· 12-09 22:29
Low market cap with negative funding rate accumulation—I buy this logic, but I'm just worried that instead of a rebound, it might drop even further.
You can keep an eye on RDNT at this level.
The current price is around 0.01186, and I’m planning to set a long order. Stop loss is set at 0.0113, about a 5-point range—if it drops below, I’ll exit.
Looking at the data, RDNT’s market cap is only $15 million, and it just went through a round of pumping. Now the price is pulling back and digesting sell pressure. Judging from the chart, there are quite a few shorters—the funding rate is already at -0.27%, and such a negative rate indicates crowded short positions.
Technically, there are signs of a bottom on the lower timeframe. If it can stabilize here with increased volume, there’s a high chance of a rebound. Low market cap + negative funding rate + sell pressure being absorbed—these combined factors make it worth betting on a short-term bounce.