I just treated the funding rate line as a new color block and pasted it into the chart, and it shot up to an extreme instantly. The picture looks good but my hand is a bit shaky... At times like this, I usually don't rush to be the hero and take the other side of the trade. I first reduce my position a bit to give myself some breathing room. If I really need to stand on the opposite side, that's fine too, but I treat it like picking up coins dropped on the ground: slow, gentle, in batches. If I lose, I accept it and don't fight it. Anyway, extreme rates are often accompanied by a game of "who gets squeezed out first gets eliminated," and retail traders are still complaining about miners/validators eating MEV and unfair ordering. The more they complain, the more it seems like an emotional accelerant. It's not shameful to dodge the volatility first; wait until the colors are less glaring before adding a few more strokes.