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Thinking Ethereum is going to save your portfolio right now is pure delusion! The whales are aggressively shorting, and nearly 90% of them are already sitting on massive realized profits while longs are completely trapped. I refuse to fight the biggest players in the game. I am loading up on a heavy short position before the next leg down.

- My Entry: 1,567.90 USDT
- My Direction: Short
- My Target (TP): 1,350.00 USDT
- My Stop Loss (SL): 1,720.00 USDT

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BULLISH SETUP: $DOT /USDT
Entry Zone: $1.13 – $1.16
Stop Loss: $1.08
Take Profit 1: $1.20
Take Profit 2: $1.25
Take Profit 3: $1.30
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Still going long on a positive funding rate and short on a negative one? If you don’t lose, who will?
A lot of people treat this like scripture: when the funding rate is positive, go long; when it’s negative, buy the dip.
In the end, every time you end up buying right at the mountaintop—losing money with a baffled face.
Let’s say it again: the funding rate is not an entry signal. $BRC.US
It’s simply the position cost where longs and shorts transfer to each other.
If the number is positive, longs pay shorts; if it’s negative, shorts pay longs.
Its only purpose is to narrow the gap between the futures contract price and the spot price—nothing more.
What does it mean if funding is pulled to an extremely high positive number?
The whole market crowds into longs. Long positions become packed like sardines in a can.
If you follow the crowd and rush in at this point, you’re not just chasing the emotional high—you also have to keep paying out every 8 hours.
Hold a few days and most of your profit gets eaten by fees.
If the market turns even slightly, longs will stampede and you won’t even be able to run.
And don’t think an extremely negative funding rate means you found a bargain.
If the market is full of shorts, then even if you receive a little “fee” every day, when the market takes another leg down, that return won’t even be enough to cover the gap—then you’re effectively stuck to the ceiling.
Remember this line: funding rate is a thermometer, not a navigation device.
It only tells you how crowded things are right now—the hotter the direction, the more you shouldn’t chase; the more crowded the place, the more dangerous.
In practice, there are only three rules:
Funding extremely high → longs are overheated; reduce long positions, try a short with light size, and keep your stop-loss tight;
Funding extremely low → shorts are crowded; try a long with small size—never go heavy;
Funding steady and near zero → don’t overthink the funding rate; trade normally based on your K-line signals.
Before opening a position, glance at the funding rate—if the number is abnormal, hold back.
Wait until sentiment cools down before entering, and you can avoid most of the traps.
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