Today, the funding rate is a bit extreme again, and a bunch of people in the group are shouting about taking the opposite side, honestly I’m tempted too, but most of the time I prefer to avoid the volatility... Playing the opposite side sounds simple, but in reality, it’s like tugging with emotions, and if another wave of "you think it’s over but it’s not" trend comes, people will break down. Recently, those on-chain data tools/labels have also been criticized for being lagging and misleading, so I’m even less willing to treat them as traffic lights now, more like rearview mirrors. For me, “long-term” is probably about a quarter, I don’t aim to win every week, just to make fewer stupid mistakes in three months and that’s considered profit. Anyway, my strategy is still that one: don’t stay up late, don’t hold heavy positions, don’t be clever.

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