Cryptocurrencies with consistently high funding rates have a clear characteristic—each time they rise, the funding rate surges along with it, and holders are paying costs every day. Many people see unrealized losses and want to escape, but in reality, the funding rate itself does not represent a loss; instead, it indicates that market bullish sentiment is overheated. Once the correction ends, new highs are likely to be reached. Based on historical trends, after this wave of adjustment, the price can at least return to above 40. The more short positions accumulate, the stronger the rebound momentum for the bulls, creating a squeezing effect that pushes prices higher. Instead of following the trend to short, it’s better to follow institutions and go long, waiting for the funding rate to fall and the price to recover. The characteristics of these cryptocurrencies determine that they are inherently suitable for bullish thinking, and contrarian strategies are often the key to profit.