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TradingGain Newsroom··29 Oct 2026, 22:30 UTCThe funding rate on TRX perpetual futures is −0.144% per 8 hours, which means short traders are paying a lot to keep their positions open. Very crowded positioning like this can end with a sharp move higher (short squeeze).
A revamped version of Tether's USDT is coming to the Bitcoin network. It is pitched as offering privacy and very quick payments. Traders may watch whether it can win users from stablecoins already on Ethereum and Tron.
Polygon is extending its Open Money Stack to Solana, following earlier support added for Tron. The move comes after Polygon bought Coinme, a sign it is growing its footprint across networks. For traders, it shows Polygon is widening its reach, which can keep its ecosystem in focus.
New sanctions designations on October 28 list Ethereum and Tron addresses tied to a North Korean scheme built on fake workers, reported at $600 million. Firms' existing blocking duties reach past the wallets named, so compliance scope may be wider than the list. For traders, this points to tighter scrutiny of crypto flows tied to sanctioned actors.
Bitcoin's recovery to $80,000 is facing questions about liquidity, as Tether flows on Binance swung by $14 billion. Reporting notes that 2026 Ethereum and Tron totals reflect a treasury route, which does not prove an equal cash exit from crypto. Traders may want to look closely at stablecoin flows before reading too much into the move.
The funding rate on CL perpetual futures is −0.065% per 8 hours, which means short traders are paying a lot to keep their positions open. Very crowded positioning like this can end with a sharp move higher (short squeeze).
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