$HUT 24 rose 6.33% in 24 hours, but the funding rate remained unchanged at 0, with an open interest of 240.30. Looking at this data alone, my judgment is straightforward: the price moved, but leverage didn't follow, which isn't a signal of a genuine breakout.
The Trump-related hype is spreading in traditional US media, but the on-chain contract market's reaction to
$HUT is extremely restrained. A zero funding rate means that the leverage forces of long and short positions are completely balanced; neither side is stubbornly resisting costs. The price rising while the rate doesn't suggests that buying pressure likely comes from spot trading or unleveraged hedging, and contract traders aren't placing bets at all.
This is precisely the problem. If it were truly driven by the Trump concept, funds would immediately pile on leverage to exit. Currently, with only 240.30 open interest, the scale is pitifully small based on the price, indicating that institutions and large funds are clearly observing. The strongest counter-evidence is: if Trump's polls or policies release another major positive development, the entire sector could be driven up by sentiment, and
$HUT would passively follow suit. The second-order impact is that if the situation truly escalates, funds will first flow into mainstream US stocks with good liquidity, while
$HUT , as an on-chain mapping, will need to wait for rotation. The current light holdings present both a risk and an opportunity; volatility will amplify when the situation erupts.
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