To address the issue of funding rates, I have developed an evolution plan.

The previous -2% shorting method did work, but it’s no longer popular. With a frequency of once every hour, it simply can't hold up, especially for tokens like RIVER—whales have already figured out this strategy and have improved their market control tactics, rendering traditional methods completely ineffective.

Recently, I’ve come up with a shorting and rebalancing method based on a breakdown detection point, which is much more effective. This detection point varies depending on the token and requires targeted adjustments. Taking RIVER as an example, theoretically, a large number of tokens should be unlocked at 8 o'clock, and the market would be waiting to see a waterfall decline, but the actual price performance is quite ordinary—this is when the problem arises, and no one can tell when the real entry point is.

Using the detection point strategy to respond is different. It can significantly reduce unnecessary trial and error.

By the way, some time ago, I used the blue cursor strategy for swing trading, and the position I took around 16 has now gained 20%. I’ve taken some profits in batches, feeling quite comfortable. This logical approach to entering and exiting is much more reliable than blindly following the trend.