Recently, there has been more arguing in the group about whether the extreme funding rate is a reversal or just a bubble being squeezed further. I’ll first take my hand off the trading button... In times like this, it’s easiest to get carried away, then you click on unknown “data dashboards/airdrop queries,” and next thing you know, a wallet pop-up asks you to sign. To put it plainly, never give out your mnemonic phrase, and don’t store screenshots on cloud drives; don’t blindly click on signature authorizations, especially those that you don’t understand what they’re granting access to, or that offer unlimited limits—better to miss out. Phishing sites are made to look just like the real thing, even a single letter difference in the domain name can fool people. (I’ve also slipped up before, and just thinking about it gives me chills.) Anyway, I’m now: not in a rush, first verify the link, check the authorization details, and if necessary, isolate a new wallet—fewer clicks mean fewer traps.

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