I'm not very good at calculating those complex position models, but when the funding rate becomes extremely outrageous, I basically have two reactions: either I really want to take the other side and squeeze a profit (human greed), or more commonly, I just take my hands off the keyboard and wait for the volatility to pass... In other words, when the rate is so exaggerated, both longs and shorts seem to be competing to see who gets more carried away, and my impulsive nature makes it easy to get shaken off. If I really want to take the other side, I only dare to try with a small position, set a very close stop-loss, admit my mistake if I’m wrong, and don’t stubbornly hold on. By the way, the current NFT royalty disputes are quite similar: one side shouting that creators need to make a living, while the other complains about the lack of liquidity in the secondary market. In the end, the excitement belongs to everyone, but the losses are yours. Anyway, I’ll prioritize survival first, and that’s all for now.