0.4262 is up 22%—still playing? BANK just blew up the shorts, but the funding rate has started turning negative. The Fear and Greed Index is 82, approaching the extreme greed zone.

Looking at the data: after a 24h dump to 0.345, it V-rebounded; trading volume was 9.6 billion, suggesting both longs and shorts are betting their lives. But before historical turning points, the funding rate always behaves unusually. Last night, the long funding rate was as high as 0.15%; now it has dropped to 0.05%—a sign that big players are adding longs. With the Fear and Greed Index at 82, compared with the last time BANK topped out at 0.672 when the index was 85, a gap of 3 points is the point of no return.
Now it’s not about chasing the pump—wait for a pullback. If the price retests 0.38–0.40 and the funding rate turns positive again, that’s when it’s safe to enter. Set the stop-loss at 0.34, aim for above 0.6, and keep your position sizing at 20%.
Remember: before the turning point, everyone complains about the brokers/institutions that run the show; now it’s all long-believer faith—actually, that’s not a good sign. I only look at signals, not emotions. A sentiment turning point = the best entry.
Place your bet: will BANK break 0.5 tonight first, or will it pull back to 0.38 first? Answer in the comments. @情绪猎手Leo only posts extreme signals.