Recently, the funding rates have skyrocketed again, with the group shouting "It's about to reverse" on one hand, and "We still need to keep squeezing the bubble" on the other. I just quietly watch, like observing a DAO argument: the louder the voices, the more it seems like emotions are trading. Frankly, I rarely take the opposite side of such extreme rates; theoretically it's satisfying, but in practice, I often get squeezed a few more rounds, both long and short, and end up being forced out. Most of the time, I choose to avoid the volatility, reduce my position, and wait until the rates return to a normal range where people can breathe; if I do take action, I treat it as a test, and it's better to make small mistakes. Anyway, the market isn't short of opportunities, what’s lacking is not to be carried away by your own emotions. Let's talk again next time.