Last night, the funding rate soared to an outrageous level again. My first reaction wasn't "buy in," but to mute the group. Really, after the noise is silenced, my mind no longer spins with FOMO, and my heartbeat slows down... Bread in the oven is more stable than the heat in the group. To put it plainly, when the rate is extreme, I prefer to avoid the volatility first, unless on-chain activity also shows a "overheated + pullback" combined signal, otherwise it's easy to get shaken off when taking the opposite side. By the way, I looked at the validator income and the bunch of MEV complaints, and it feels like the more they argue about the ranking, the more it looks like "you think you're fighting, but really you're just rubbing against the floor." It's normal for retail investors to feel uncomfortable. Anyway, I just go by probability—cool down when it's hot, and pick up a little when it's cold.