The rhythm of the crypto circle is quite interesting. After a big surge, the funding rate often moves in the opposite direction, falling into negative territory. Then the market starts to wobble, for about ten hours or so, and the rate begins to turn positive again. It continues to fluctuate, taking another ten or so hours. The key is that the rate value keeps rising, and when the liquidity on the long side becomes sufficiently abundant (around the 0.088 mark), the main players usually act. This pattern of smashing the market has a sense of rhythm; it doesn't happen all at once but gradually releases pressure. Behind this is actually a psychological game with funds — waiting for the longs to become more confident and the funding rate to become more exaggerated, that’s when the real reverse moment occurs.