Recently, I found that I am also easily led by the attention economy: when a hot topic goes viral, I get itchy to leverage, in other words, afraid of missing out. The result is often that halfway through chasing, the funding rate becomes extreme, and in the group, people argue "Will it reverse or continue to bubble," and my mind gets even more confused... Anyway, I’ve now set a strict rule for myself: as long as I see the funding rate is too exaggerated, I first treat the position as "at any time could be liquidated" and run the numbers, if the liquidation line and collateral correlation feel uncomfortable, I reduce it, and I don’t gamble on that emotional turning point. I’m just a lending player, living steadily is much more enjoyable than chasing hot topics.

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