Lately, I've been watching the funding rates, and they've been quite extreme, with the group starting to shout "Go against it and you'll win." Honestly, I'm now more inclined to avoid the volatility first; if I really have to take the other side, I only dare to use a very small position, preferring to earn less than get swept back and forth to the point of questioning life. Extreme funding rates are often not "easy points," but more like emotions being pushed to the limit—anyone could be the one to blow up first. Recently, ETF capital flows and U.S. stock risk appetite have been interpreted in a tied-up manner; the more orderly the public opinion, the more I feel scared... My mom even asked me, "Is it true that as soon as the U.S. buys ETFs, everything will go up?" I can only say: it’s not that obedient, anyway, I’ll just set my stop-loss properly first.