This round of funding rate changes is quite interesting, dropping from 0.32 to 0.58, then to 0.61, and then falling back to 0.33 and 0.31—honestly, looking at this rhythm, a big drop isn't impossible.

For this kind of contract coin, technical analysis has little reference value. The true intentions of the market makers are often hidden in the funding rate. My logic is simple: the funding rate is the most transparent piece of information.

Based on my observations, the trend of this round of funding rates directly reflects the greed of certain forces. Since that's the case, my strategy is to continue holding my positions and set stop-loss at the original price. Why? Because the funding rate has already earned me profits.

The current question is: it's most satisfying to hold and earn funding when you can, but if you can't hold, then take profits when the time is right and run. There's no need to stubbornly fight on technical analysis.

Once you see through the logic of the funding rate, you see through a part of the market's truth. The rest is about execution and mindset.