Honestly, every time I see the funding rate soaring to ridiculous levels, my first reaction isn't "buy in," but rather a bit of a want to pull my hand back into my sleeve... Listening to the other side's orders sounds very exciting, but in reality, when you actually do it, you often think you're picking up a bargain, but you're actually catching someone else's emotional bomb. I usually first ask myself whether I really want to gamble on that moment: if I'm just being pushed by the market, then it's better to avoid the volatility, and a light position with slow trading isn't shameful.

Recently, there have been a bunch of testnet incentives and token expectations, and every day in the group people are guessing "Will the mainnet issue tokens?" When the hype rises, the rates are more likely to become distorted. I’m not sure which time will turn into a real opportunity, but at least for me, extreme rates are more like a reminder: don’t take short-term noise as long-term logic. Anyway, I’d rather miss out than be educated by a liquidation.