These days, the group has been chatting quite intensely about funding rates, to the point where everyone is guessing whether it's a reversal or just a continuation of the bubble.

I was actually reminded of another more "everyday" issue: that kind of unlimited authorization for contracts.
Don't delay on it—basically, it's like shutting the door before sleep.
You can sleep without closing it, but you'll always have that lingering worry.

My usual habit is: revoke permissions after use, regularly review the authorization list, and delete any unfamiliar or unused for half a year.
Saving a few fees isn't worth it—if something really goes wrong, it won't be something we can just talk away as "ordinary losses."
Anyway, I prefer to spend two extra minutes to sleep more peacefully.
The group shouldn't just argue over rates all the time—first, clean up the permissions.