Some investors hold short positions of approximately $PIPPIN worth 45 million U. According to current funding rate data, the hourly fee can reach up to 32,501 U, with daily costs accumulating to about 780,000. This means that even if the price remains sideways in the long term, the cumulative consumption from funding rates alone can wipe out main profits within a week. An even more extreme scenario is if the funding rate further rises to -2 levels, in which case this process could be completed in just two days. This case vividly reflects that in highly volatile markets, short position holders not only have to contend with price risk but also must constantly guard against the invisible threat of funding rates. For large positions, the accumulated cost of rates is often more alarming than expected.