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XMR Monero (XMR) rose 13%, and open interest on perpetual contracts increased to US$305 million.
Monero (XMR) rose 13% in the past 24 hours, leading the performance of the privacy coin sector. At the same time, open interest in its perpetual contracts rose 18% to US$305 million. Analysts estimate that about $54.9 million in new money poured into the market as prices face the risk of a correction below.
Key Points
- Monero rose 13%, and open interest in perpetual contracts increased 18% to US$305 million.
- AMBCrypto estimates that as funding rates rise to approximately 0.1683%, approximately US$54.9 million will enter the perpetual contract market.
- The liquidity concentration area below prices and weak Chaikin Money Flow keep the risk of short-term correction.
XMR Perpetual Contract News
At the time of the report's release, XMR had risen 13% in the past 24 hours, leading the privacy coin sector. AMBCrypto linked this trend to the strengthening of long positions in perpetual futures, citing CoinGlass data to show that both funding rates and open interest volume are on the rise.
Funding rates have reached approximately 0.1683%, the highest level since September 4. Positive funding rates usually mean long traders pay fees to short sellers, indicating that bullish positions in perpetual contracts have become more crowded.
During the same period, open interest volume rose 18% to $305 million. AMBCrypto pointed out that this represents approximately US$54.9 million in new capital entering the perpetual contract market, and the larger leverage base further highlights the importance of continued buying momentum.
XMR Liquidity Risk Analysis
One-month Liquidation Heat Chart shows that there is a large liquidity cluster below the XMR market price, while there is relatively little comparable liquidity above the price. These underlying liquidity clusters are important because concentrated clearing levels can attract prices to this area when leveraged positions begin to be closed.
This layout does not guarantee that a callback will occur. Analysts pointed out that bullish momentum still dominates, which means that XMR still has room to continue to expand its gains before the low-liquidity area below has a greater impact.
Other indicators show mixed signals. TradingView data shows that Chaikin Money Flow is close to 0.03 and is declining, indicating that positive capital inflows are weakening; while the Aroon indicator still points to long control. However, the Aroon downline is at 64.29%, making the signal not fully bullish. This reading adds to caution at a time when the market is already carrying heavy long exposure and liquidity is visible below current prices.
The latest market move follows the rapid accumulation of leveraged positions, with funding rates reaching their strongest level since September 4 and open interest volumes rising 18% in one day. This makes XMR's next step closely related to whether new demand can absorb the increased leverage.
