I just checked the funding rates—wow, both sides are almost burning. At a time like this, most people are definitely going to steer clear; either they close positions or wait for the storm to pass. But me? I actually find it kind of interesting—under extreme funding rates, the counterparty’s money isn’t that easy to make. If you just set a stop-loss order and wait for a round of liquidations to punch through the liquidity, and you’re lucky, you can scoop up a bargain. Anyway, I’m used to it—I post it and leave it there. If it works, I get to enjoy it; if it fails, I’ll just treat it as tuition.

Recently I saw news about a region raising taxes, and the shadow of tighter compliance is looming again. Everyone is starting to get jittery about deposits and withdrawals. In reality, when things like this happen, market sentiment wobbles along—but to be blunt, short-term panic often creates deep buy-the-dip holes. My style is basically to place orders and wait—waiting for other people’s mindset to crack before entering. Forget it, that’s how it is for now. Anyway, I can’t sleep, so I’ll keep an eye on the chart for a bit.