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How exactly are funding fees calculated? A lot of people know how to open trades but don’t pay attention to funding fees. As a result, even when their trades are profitable, their profits keep shrinking. Let me explain it in plain English.

First, every contract market has funding fees. Some settle every hour, while others settle every 4 or 8 hours. You’ll see a countdown in the top-right corner.

When the funding rate is positive, if you’re holding a long position, you’ll have to pay traders holding short positions when settlement time arrives. Conversely, if you’re holding a short position, you’ll receive the payment.

When the funding rate is negative, if you’re holding a short position, you’ll have to pay traders holding long positions when settlement time arrives. Conversely, if you’re holding a long position, you’ll receive the payment.

How are funding fees calculated, and where are they deducted from?
Here’s an example: Suppose the funding rate for $UNITREE is currently -1%. You have a short position with 100 USDT in margin and 10x leverage. Your funding fee is 1% × 100 × 10 = 10 USDT. When settlement time arrives, 10 USDT will be deducted from your margin, leaving you with 90 USDT. Conversely, you’ll receive 10 USDT.

Can you avoid paying funding fees?
Yes. You can close your position before the settlement countdown ends—even at the very last second. As long as you’re not holding a position at settlement, you don’t have to pay a funding fee.
Likewise, if you open a position in the opposite direction at the very last second before settlement, you’ll be holding a position and can receive the funding fee.

So soon—taxes on crypto trading are really here! Hong Kong’s crypto-asset tax reporting bill has just passed!

On November 4, Hong Kong’s Legislative Council officially passed the Inland Revenue (Amendment) Bill 2026. Put simply, it will implement the international Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework (CARF) and the amended CRS. Starting next year, relevant platforms will have to begin collecting information about your transactions. By 2028, the tax authorities will automatically exchange crypto-asset tax data with those of other countries and regions!

In the past, buying crypto on-chain could go unnoticed. Now, global tax transparency is really here. Hong Kong says this is intended to strengthen its position as an international financial center.

So here’s the question: do you think paying taxes is a good thing or a bad thing?

The gloves are off—and now you can short $WLFI again. Trump’s crypto business is about to come under the knife, and the Democrats have turned on him right after winning the election! They’ve taken back the House and are calling out the Trump family’s crypto company, WLFI!

This crypto venture has raked in $1 billion, including a $500 million investment from the UAE royal family.

Now the new chair says they’ll investigate the “crime family” thoroughly, and even Kushner is in their sights. Do you think WLFI can weather this storm? Will the Democrats go after the crypto market next? $WLFI

So it really was all iQIYI’s fault! A top female star has publicly confirmed that the widely reported story about an employee being fired for downloading iQIYI on a work computer is true!

She said bluntly, “I’ll take the hit and pay the price, but I won’t make the same mistake again.”

It may seem like it was just about watching a show, but it actually exposed the strict security rules at big tech companies. By the way, are you allowed to download things on your work computer without permission?

This is already a major defeat. Tell me, is there still a chance for Trump to turn things around?

As sharp, swift, and ruthless as ever, Xu Mingxing is back with his sarcastic remarks, saying that a lot of the hype and theatrics ultimately turn out to be nothing more than a slapdash operation. This major security incident affected not only three employees but even implicated an internal AI tool! He directly questioned how this could possibly qualify as “defense in depth.”

Star also reminded crypto users not to focus only on campaign rewards—the hackers are after your entire principal! Security and compliance must come before marketing.

Who is this “slapdash operation” referring to?

After the midterm elections, Bitcoin fell first and then rose all three times.
2014: Fell 48% over 71 days, then rose 24% a year later
2018: Fell 51% over 39 days, then rose 45% a year later
2022: Fell 15% over 13 days, then rose 92% a year later
2026: How much will it fall? How much will it rise a year later? $BTC

Today’s life simulation: a broke guy stumbles into crypto and buys a Maybach S680. Has anyone actually pulled this off?

Can we short it now? A robot from a toy factory tried climbing a mountain, dropped out halfway, and was carried back down!

At the Mount Tai climbing competition just the other day, the robot was so “unsteady” on the steps that its operator pulled out for fear it would overheat. In the end, staff put it on a stretcher and carried it down the mountain.

They spent a fortune on this piece of technology, and it can’t even handle the steps at Mount Tai. Unitree Technology’s on-chain price, by contrast, has been remarkably stable these past few days. A few days ago, it was drawing a “door” pattern and raking in funding fees back and forth.

Do you think robots are actually useful now, or is this just hype and speculation?

$UNITREE

My $100 Binance fee voucher just arrived. Any recommendations on what to use it for?

Do none of them have to work? They’re all lining up to vote. Why do Americans have elections all the time—for governor, speaker, both houses… Why does everything have to be decided by a vote?

A major twist: both sides are now trading accusations. North Korea has suddenly spoken out, flatly denying any connection to the Bybit and Binance hacks, and even hinting that the United States is the real mastermind!

On November 3, KCNA launched a direct attack, saying the United States is blaming North Korea for online scams worldwide—a blatant political provocation. Even more shocking, after taking office last year, the U.S. turned stolen cryptocurrency into a national strategic reserve!

Think back to last year’s sensational Bybit hack, involving around $1.5 billion. How deep does this story go? Did the stolen funds really end up in someone else’s pockets?

At last, someone has publicly raised doubts. Hackers stole $6.3 billion, and the FBI immediately turned around and said, “North Korea is to blame!” Why do U.S. agencies keep making North Korea a “scapegoat”?

Whenever there’s a major dollar heist, an investigation points straight to North Korea, but with a major RMB heist, there isn’t even a clue. And since North Korea can’t exactly speak out in response, it’s become the world’s go-to fall guy for balancing the books.

Every time something happens in cybersecurity, North Korea’s name always seems to end up on the list of suspects. Has this routine gotten a little too familiar?

Is there really hard evidence, or are they just looking for a “fall guy” to divert attention? Only the heavens know—and no one would dare publicly question whether Uncle Sam is involved behind the scenes.

This has already gotten the Ministry of Foreign Affairs involved. Our mom responded that she didn't know the situation... But Trump next door said he'd talk to them. Does Blondie want a piece of the action too?

What is this toy factory up to now? It’s drawing a door every day. What are the guys who shorted this morning supposed to do!

$UNITREE

Lyn’s holdings have increased by nearly 50% in the past 24 hours. It doesn’t look like whales are shifting positions; it seems more like a group of retail traders and small investors are passing the baton.

The top 10 addresses hold a combined 90.18%. Smart money accounts for 0% of holdings, and the supply is tightly concentrated. The price is being pushed up mainly by short-term capital, not long-term investors.

If you’re chasing longs, be sure to get out in time, or you could easily get wrecked in a single move. $LYN

Attention everyone trading US stocks: Starting today, US markets are switching to standard time. They’ll open at 10:30 p.m. and close at 5 a.m.

You can now trade US stocks directly on all the major exchanges, with contracts available around the clock, all year long. At least now, when you spot an opportunity in US stocks, you can trade it—before, you could only watch, with nowhere to trade.

Also, starting in December, US stocks will begin trading 23 hours a day. Could this directly disrupt other markets?

Only 3 days left—if Trump loses everything, will Bitcoin and U.S. stocks still crash?

No, why do people still use Sun's TRX chain when it's so expensive?

You have to admire Musk—he really knows how to do business. Grok now accepts Alipay subscriptions. If you could use only one AI, would you choose Claude, ChatGPT, Gork… or Doubao, Yuanbao, and others?