Once the funding rate becomes extreme, my first reaction is not to "go all in," but to ask myself: am I going to make money this time, or am I just paying tuition for the volatility? Listening to the other side's order book sounds very satisfying, but honestly, you have to be able to withstand that process of "knowing the direction is right, but your account gets hammered so hard you start doubting life." For someone like me who prioritizes sleep, I usually choose to hide, preferring to earn less than be driven by emotions. If I do participate, I only dare to take small positions, set up for the worst-case scenario, and be able to shut down and sleep. Recently, seeing the inflation + studio + coin price spiral in blockchain games, it feels a bit like the rate squeeze: when it's lively, everyone thinks they are the smart money; when it crashes, there's no time to even scream in pain. (Don't ask, just know I'm a coward.)