Honestly, when I see the funding rate spike to extreme levels all at once, my first reaction isn't to rush in and be a hero, but to ask myself: can I really withstand this back-and-forth pounding… I’m not sure either, so most of the time I prefer to hide a bit first, reduce my position, and rather miss out than get educated by the volatility. Occasionally, when emotions are too aligned and the order book is a bit shaky, I’ll gently take some opposite positions, but I set stop-losses and don’t get into a fight. Recently, the Level 2 side has been noisy over TPS, fees, and subsidies, and it feels like this kind of “pressure” in the weather— the more lively it gets, the easier it is for a sudden change. For now, staying alive is the most important.