When the funding rate is extreme, my first reaction isn't to rush in and be a hero, but to check if I'm being driven by emotions. Listening to the other side's orders sounds satisfying, but honestly, that's just competing with a group of leveraged traders over who has the stronger nerve. What I more often do is first reduce my position, set my stop-loss properly, and wait for the volatility to cool down before considering the next move. Recently, cross-chain bridges have had issues again, and oracles have reported outrageous prices. Everyone is there "waiting for confirmation," and I agree... I'd rather earn a little less than have a sudden spike wipe out my entire position. Sometimes, if I really need to go against the trend, I only use the small amount I can sleep peacefully with—play it safe, and see if it works.