Funding rates in the crypto derivatives market have reached their lowest point since the 2022 bear market, as short positions surged over the weekend. On-chain analytics firm Glassnode reports this marks one of the largest leveraged resets in crypto history, suggesting a reduction in speculative overheating. The funding rate, a periodic payment in perpetual futures contracts, has dropped significantly, potentially signaling a bullish market shift due to oversold conditions. CoinGlass data reveals a bullish sentiment shift, with 54% of traders expressing bullish or very bullish views, while 29% remain bearish. Long positions now account for 60% of the market, compared to 40% short. Despite slightly negative perpetual swap funding rates for Bitcoin and Ethereum, the spot market has rebounded strongly. Bitcoin has risen over 5% since dipping below $110,000, and Ethereum has climbed 12% after falling below $3,800.