$BNC 24 hours rose 5.349% to 3.506, funding rate stayed pinned at 0, and open interest was 249912.80. When political or military events pop up, the market always tends to move a bit, but this coin’s funding rate is zero, which shows the rise is not being driven by leverage, longs are not chasing higher, and shorts are not being squeezed. I judge this is an emotional impulse, without sustained buying support underneath. The opposing view says geopolitical risk lifts assets, but funding rate being zero is zero, with no funding pressure, so the move is weak. Second-order effect: if the event eases, price should pull back; if it escalates, it may rise again, but zero funding rate means the liquidation wall is thin and position adjustments are easy. My action: if price breaks below 3.40, I go short, set stop loss at 3.55, position size at 20%. If it breaks 3.30, I add to 40%. Invalid condition: if price stands above 3.60 and the funding rate turns positive, that means real longs have entered, then I admit I’m wrong.

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Where do you think this whole judgment is most likely wrong?