List of Flash News about derivatives funding rates
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Bitget Risk Alert: @EricCryptoman Flags Sketchy Activity — What BTC and ETH Traders Should Monitor Now
According to @EricCryptoman, an X post on Dec 7, 2025 alleges sketchy activity at Bitget and requests a useful contact at the exchange, with no further details provided at the time of posting, source: @EricCryptoman on X, Dec 7, 2025. Historically, exchange-risk headlines have coincided with rapid net outflows and wider BTC and ETH spreads on centralized venues, as seen during the December 2022 Binance scare when multi‑billion‑dollar outflows hit and liquidity thinned, source: Nansen research on Binance netflows, Dec 2022; Kaiko market liquidity reports, Dec 2022. For risk management, traders typically monitor exchange wallet netflows, derivatives funding rates and basis, and signs of withdrawal stress to gauge counterparty risk, source: Glassnode on exchange balance trends, 2023; Kaiko derivatives funding datasets, 2023; Chainalysis analysis of exchange flows during the FTX crisis, Nov 2022. |
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2025-11-21 23:39 |
Cardano (ADA) ‘Poisoned Transaction’ Attack Claim: Network Disruption Reported and How Traders Should Manage Risk Now
According to the source, a social post claimed a “poisoned transaction” disrupted the Cardano network and affected ADA transaction processing (source: user-submitted post dated Nov 21, 2025). The supplied content did not include corroboration from Input Output Global (IOG) or the Cardano Foundation, nor links to a verifiable on-chain status or incident report (source: provided post). Given the lack of official confirmation in the provided materials, traders should treat this as unverified and focus on monitoring ADA spot price, derivatives funding rates, order book depth/ spreads, and any abnormal mempool growth or stake pool operator notices before adjusting exposure (source: risk-management best practices based on market monitoring norms). |
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2025-10-22 23:28 |
Hyperliquid Strategies S-1 Filing Seeks Up to $1 Billion, Cites Potential HYPE Token HYPE Purchases for Corporate Use
According to @ThinkingUSD, Hyperliquid Strategies filed an S-1 seeking to raise up to 1 billion dollars for general corporate purposes, including potential purchases of HYPE tokens, as stated in a post dated Oct 22, 2025, source: @ThinkingUSD. According to @ThinkingUSD, the specified use of proceeds directly links any raised capital to possible HYPE market activity, making HYPE spot and derivatives liquidity, volume, and funding rates relevant trading metrics to monitor, source: @ThinkingUSD. According to @ThinkingUSD, traders should track price reaction, order book depth, and basis around any subsequent confirmations or filings to assess timing and scale of potential HYPE-related flows, source: @ThinkingUSD. |