Last night, I stayed up late reviewing, and I saw a bunch of people interpreting ETF capital flows, U.S. stock risk appetite, and crypto market ups and downs all together... It sounded lively, but honestly, the real danger isn't usually misjudging the direction, it's that your account can be wiped out in a phishing scam.

My own red lines are just three: never put your seed phrase into a webpage, screenshot it, or store it in the cloud, because "verifying your wallet" is basically asking for trouble; don't just click confirm when a signing authorization popup appears, especially for things like "free claim" or "airdrop subsidies," pause first, open the details to see what you're actually authorizing, and cancel if possible; phishing sites are the worst—sometimes a domain is just one letter off, or social media pinned links are swapped—don't be lazy, manually bookmark your frequently used links.

Anyway, I’d rather do fewer trades than risk handing my position over to someone else with a slip-up... That’s all for now, just a reminder to myself today.