Lately, the group has been arguing about the funding rate almost to the point of a fight, whether it's "about to reverse" or "still pumping the bubble"... I'm actually more worried about another bubble: that sense of security in your wallet. The more extreme the market, the busier the phishing sites, really.

The red line of mnemonic phrases has been talked about endlessly, but it still needs to be said: don't take screenshots, don't upload to cloud drives, don't send to "customer service," and even avoid having it appear in your input method's suggestions. Then there's signature authorization—many people think "I haven't transferred any funds," so it's fine, but a string of unreadable signatures could actually mean you're handing over control of your assets. My habit is pretty old-fashioned: I never click on unfamiliar links, and if I need to interact, I use a secondary account + minimal funds, revoke permissions if possible, and if a page asks for your mnemonic phrase, just close it... Anyway, I'd rather miss an airdrop than cause myself trouble.