Recently, someone has been interpreting ETF fund flows, U.S. stock market risk appetite, and cryptocurrency market fluctuations as if they are all tightly linked, which has made me a bit tired... The louder the noise, the more I want to do something "not dramatic but life-saving." For example, not giving unlimited contract authorization just for convenience, in plain terms, lending out wallet keys without setting a return time. If the contract encounters a problem someday, no matter how soundly you sleep, it won't help.

My current habit is: revoke authorization after use, just like locking the door before bed. It's not because I fear the world is more dangerous, but to give myself peace of mind. Maybe some people think I’m too cautious, but I don’t need to be understood. I just want to stay in the game long-term, take it slow, and not rush to win everything. That’s it for now.