When the funding rate hits an extreme, I start to get itchy and want to become the counterparty, but honestly, many times it's not "giving you free money," but rather volatility knocking you out first.


Forget it, I now prefer to take a step back: reduce my position, keep more margin, and if I really want to be the counterparty, just test with small orders. Only go all-in if I can handle a sudden surge.

And recently, hardware wallets are out of stock, phishing links are everywhere. When the market sentiment heats up, people tend to get carried away and make mistakes...
Anyway, I’ll first whitelist addresses, revoke authorizations if I can, and not risk security just to earn a few basis points.
Let’s not talk about profits; staying alive is the most important.
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