Lately, I’ve really seen how differently people think.

I said that a positive funding rate plus a high borrowing rate can be a sign that a coin is about to take off.
Someone argued with me: “If the borrowing rate is so high, why isn’t it going up?” But it turned out to be a coin that had been in a negative-funding-rate, high-borrowing-rate situation for a long time. I’ve talked about this before: there’s a lot of arbitrage between retail traders and market makers, and it doesn’t mean the price is guaranteed to rise.

I said that a certain coin fell while it had Flash Earn enabled. Someone else argued: “So-and-so coin had Flash Earn enabled too, and it still went up.” But it turned out that it had been enabled a long time before the price rose, after the coin had finished shaking out holders. Good grief—I was talking about the short term. I never said that having Flash Earn or a trading competition meant the coin was doomed and would never rise again.