Been diving for a long time, and seeing everyone talking again about whether to go against the extreme funding rates, I can't help but chime in... To be honest, I usually hide first, it's not because I'm cowardly, but I've seen too many cases where "extremes can get more extreme," especially when there are small glitches in cross-chain bridges/exchanges, and the volatility suddenly turns sour. When the rates are ridiculously high, taking the opposite side sounds great, but you have to withstand the emotional pressure and margin during that squeeze. If you can't handle it, don't pretend to be a hero. Recently, there's been talk about rate cut expectations, the US dollar index, and risk assets jumping up and down together. I just see it as noise; first, understand your position and on-chain risks. Staying alive is more important than being right.