These days, the group is arguing again about whether extreme funding rates are a reversal or just an ongoing squeeze that keeps bursting the bubble. I, for one, don’t really dare to follow my emotions— the busier it gets, the easier it is to make a slip. A mnemonic phrase is a hard red line: don’t input it into any online drive, don’t post screenshots, and don’t let any “customer service” remotely view your screen. And don’t dismiss signing authorizations as a hassle either—when I see things like “unlimited credit” or “permanent authorization,” I basically just shut them off right away, even if it means I earn a little less.

I used to think I was being quite careful, but later I realized the easiest way to get tricked is through phishing sites designed to look exactly like the real thing—the address is off by just one letter… Now my habit is: links only ever go through bookmarks; in every signature pop-up, I always glance at the target contract and the permissions. If I’m not sure, I withdraw first. That’s how I do it now.