The provided evidence strongly and consistently supports the statement. A primary source from Binance Square, a highly authoritative platform, provides a direct data point for the ETH/USDT perpetual futures funding rate, showing it at 0.0027%. This is a very low positive value, well within the range considered a neutral baseline, as it indicates a minimal premium for long positions and is very close to zero. Another relevant source, a news article from the Bitget exchange, directly states that "Bitcoin perpetual futures funding rates remain subdued." In the context of funding rates, "subdued" is synonymous with neutral or low, meaning there is no significant directional bias from traders. Although this is a secondary source, its credibility is enhanced by its citation of CoinGlass, a highly authoritative data aggregator for cryptocurrency derivatives. The relevant sources are in complete agreement, and there is no contradictory evidence. The other provided sources were correctly identified as irrelevant as they pertained to different financial metrics (margin borrowing rates and whale tracking) and did not contribute to the assessment. Therefore, with direct evidence for both Ethereum and Bitcoin, the statement is assessed as highly likely to be true.