I set a rule for myself: once the funding rate becomes so extreme that I start to get the itch to "take the other side and pick up cheap deals," don’t rush to get emotional. Frankly, at times like these, market sentiment is already abnormal; you might think you're eating meat, but you could just be helping others take the hit. Usually, I prefer to avoid the volatility, shrink my position to a level where I can sleep peacefully, and wait for it to calm down on its own; if I do go against the trend, I only use a tiny bit that I’m willing to treat as tuition, and I won’t turn the "conservative" into the "hard-hitter." By the way, hardware wallets have been out of stock lately, and phishing links are everywhere. I also take the opportunity to review my authorizations and address book again—one wrong click on a link during extreme market conditions could cost more than just a small fee. That’s all for now.