Funding rate reaches extremes and I start to get a bit cautious: at this point, taking the opposite side looks very tempting, but honestly, you're just tugging with emotions, and winning doesn't necessarily mean you'll sleep soundly. I usually first ask myself if I can withstand a day or two of adverse fluctuations; if I can't, I hide away, even if it means earning less; if I can withstand it, I take a small position to hedge, treating it as a "cooling-off buy."

Recently, the airdrop season has started to heat up again, and task platforms are cracking down more and more on anti-witch activities, with a points system turning the grubbing party into something like clocking in at work... When this atmosphere heats up, leverage tends to get squeezed more easily. As for whether I trust data more or intuition? I lean slightly more on data, at least it won't talk nonsense just because I'm in a bad mood. Anyway, taking it slow is fine.