Looking at this wave of TRADOOR's market, the funding rate has soared to a high of 0.08%, but the bulls are still pouring money in. On the order book, it's obvious to feel that the market makers are suppressing orders, and those two small bullish candles look like a rebound signal, which can easily lead people to think the bottom is near.

But this is exactly where the risk lies—these false rebounds at intermediate levels are often just to attract retail investors. Exploiting everyone's obsession with breaking even, once the crowd gathers, capital will naturally come under pressure. The subsequent panic selling and cutting losses happen too quickly to react, and the final round of deleveraging and violent sell-off becomes the predetermined outcome.

Taking over the position at this level indeed carries significant risk. If you're already holding at high levels, you should be especially cautious about chasing now, as this kind of point can easily turn into a deep trap. Conversely, if you are considering a short position, the intermediate resistance level actually provides a good opportunity. The key is to control your risk exposure and avoid fighting against the market maker directly.