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When the funding rate reaches an extreme, my first reaction isn't to "rush in," but to first pull up that funding migration line to see: is the whole network getting overly bullish, or is one side being squeezed too hard? To put it simply, making the opposite order looks very tempting, but I'm a slow starter; I prefer to earn less than to be educated by volatility, so most of the time I hide first and wait for the fog to clear a bit. Occasionally, I also take small positions against the trend as an emotional indicator for betting, treating it as paying tuition without leverage. Recently, looking at the collapse points of blockchain games with inflation + studio + coin price spiral, it's actually quite similar to extreme rates—it's all about "everyone thinks they can escape." Anyway, I now trust the "slow down" approach more. What about you?