Lately, I really want to be everyone's "Position Parent"… No matter how smoothly the futures trading goes, don’t keep delaying on authorization, especially those "unlimited" ones that seem convenient but are actually like sleeping with the door unlocked. Many people focus on stop-losses and liquidation lines, but still leave a bunch of old contracts and permissions on old websites in their wallets. If the project team encounters an issue or the front end gets malware, and you wake up to find your assets reduced, it’s really too late to cry.

These days, the group is again talking about stablecoin regulation, reserve audits, and various rumors about "de-pegging," which makes everyone more anxious. Then, with a shaky hand, some want to leverage up… My usual habit is: when my emotions rise, I don’t place an order first. I go and revoke unnecessary permissions, take a moment to calm down, and only then decide whether to trade or not. Anyway, I’d rather earn less than wake up in the middle of the night to find permissions have stolen my house.

I usually treat it like brushing my teeth before bed: after trading, switching platforms, trying new tools, I check all permissions again, and revoke what I can. How about you?