0G's recent performance is interesting. When the funding rate drops to an extreme level of -2, it often signals a complete shift in market sentiment. The more negative the rate, the more aggressively short positions are piling up, but such extreme states can never last too long — history has shown us many times that the more extreme the moment, the more violent the reversal. Once the funding rate bottoms out and rebounds, short sellers are forced to close their positions, and the moves can sometimes be quite abrupt. Therefore, some traders position themselves at this point, waiting for a doubled market opportunity. Of course, this kind of operation carries significant risk, but when the funding rate is so low, rapid and dramatic movements are indeed more likely to occur.