XRP, TRx and Dge stand out in investor interest: Bitcoin is getting stronger while entering the weak season
XRP, TRx and Dge, reflect the tendency of investors with positive funding rates in perpetual futures. Bitcoin started the third quarter of the season with horizontal pricing.
Rise signal in subcoins: Funding rates at the summit
Perpetual funding rates, an important indicator of the expectation of an asset in crypto derivative markets, indicate a strong bull tendency in subcoins such as XRP, TRX and Dogge.
📊 According to the latest data:
XRP: Annual 11 %funding rate
TRX: 10 %
Doge: 8.4 %
These rates show that long (Long) positions are increasing in number and that investors are willing to pay premiums at the spot price.
🪙 Stagnation in Bitcoin, demand increase in XRP
Bitcoin enters the third quarter of 2025 with a horizontal price movement of around 107,000 dollars, while the most powerful leverage demand is observed in the XRP market. This tendency reveals that despite the uncertainties in the Ripple-SEC case, investors maintain their interest in XRP.
Although the funding rates of Bitcoin and Ethereum are positive, they cannot approach the level of demand of XRP.
💡 Monero and Stellar at the ends
There are two remarkable tokens outside the top 10:
Monero (XMR): Strong bull tendency with 23 %positive funding rate
STELLAR (XLM): 24 %of the negatively reflecting the expectation of decrease in the market
📉 seasonal risks for Bitcoin are active
Looking at the historical data of Bitcoin, the average return of the third quarters is only 5.57 %. However, in the last quarter of the year, this rate is 85 %.
BTC has been fluctuating in the range of $ 100,000 - $ 110,000 for the last 50 days. The sales of long -term investors balance the continuous entrances to the Spot ETFs and cause the price to be trapped.
🧠 Evaluation: Has the Altcoin rotation started?
Investors may be turning to Altcoin opportunities in this period when Bitcoin was historically weak. Rising funding rates of token, such as XRP, TRX and Dogge, indicate that short -term speculative movements can be triggered.
However, it should be remembered that high funding rates are also increasing liquidation risks.