Last night, I almost got myself “sent away” trying to run an L2 task... When I copied the address, my fingers slipped and I accidentally added an extra space. On the bridge side, it actually popped up a confirmation prompt for me—my heart rate instantly maxed out. I hurriedly pulled back, then redid it. Now, these wallet interaction details—plainly speaking, it’s a test of whether you have patience and whether you have good eyes.

By the way, I checked the funding rate again, and it’s started getting extreme. In the group, a bunch of people are shouting to go after the counterparty order book. I used to love to take a hard stance too, but once volatility spikes, the fee-rate profits aren’t enough to cover even a single liquidation drawdown from the pullback. Now I’m more like running food delivery: first I calculate the route cost—if the fee rate is ridiculous, I reduce my position or just step aside and wait for it to cool down. If I really want to go after the counterparty order book, I’ll only try small orders—if I mess up, I’ll just treat it as buying a lesson.

Airdrop season + the anti-bot (anti-sybil) platform on the task platform + a points system—everything makes “farming” rewards feel as cutthroat as clocking in for work. One slip of the hand and it’s all white work... Anyway, I’d rather eat a little less “fee-rate meat” than get taught by volatility again. For now, that’s it.