REEF performance has attracted widespread attention, especially the sharp fluctuations when the dog dealers manipulate the market heavily. This operation usually follows a routine: first, by gradually raising the funding rate, attracting more attention from the market, accompanied by an increase in trading volume. This stage is often a safer time for bulls, and you can consider adding positions appropriately.

Next, when the rate begins to be abnormal or even the maximum rate appears, the dog dealer will quickly raise the price, forcing a large number of shorts to blow up. At this time, the market often rises sharply, and it is difficult for leveraged shorts to resist this offensive.

In this situation, the focus is to pay close attention to changes in rates and trading volume. Once the rate stabilizes or even begins to decline, and the trading volume gradually shrinks, this is usually a signal that the trend is about to reverse. At this time, it is best to close the position quickly and leave the market, because the market is less likely to continue the trend, but the risk of a pullback is higher.

When encountering similar situations, staying sensitive to market signals and making timely decisions can help you avoid losses in fluctuations and even seize opportunities.