These days, people in the group are arguing again about whether the extreme funding rate is a reversal or just a bubble squeeze.

I'm actually more concerned about that "slowness" on the chain: if a cross-chain bridge really has an issue, whether multi-signature wallets sign or not, or what price the oracle feeds, it basically determines whether you can get your money back through the original route.
I used to dislike waiting for "confirmation" as a formality, but after being stuck once, I realized it's not just ceremonial—it’s giving yourself an escape window.

Now, before I cross-chain, I first check whether the signers are too centralized or if the oracle is a single point of failure, then set a reminder and a limit: if exceeded, I don’t add to my position or speed up.
Honestly, after setting that, I feel pretty annoyed at first, thinking I might miss a wave, but after a couple of hours, I feel more relaxed…
When the fog is thick, slow down; rushing blindly might not even be profitable, and it’s more likely to lead to a fall.