Staying on night shifts and watching perpetual contracts for a long time, the biggest trap is actually not liquidation—it’s the “unlimited approval” you casually granted to the contract back then… frankly, it’s no different from leaving the house key outside. Many people only keep an eye on the funding rate and their positions. As for me, after I place an order, I’ll also take a moment to revoke any unnecessary permissions—like locking the door before bed. If you don’t do it, it just feels mentally unsettled.

Recently, aren’t there also people complaining that on-chain data tools and the tag/label system are quite laggy, and that they could even mislead users? Then don’t place too much faith in “looking safe.” If it’s something you can control yourself, control it. Last night, I even thought about outright logging out and uninstalling a bunch of wallet plugins to feel at ease. But after I calmed down, I washed my face: it’s fine not to uninstall—at the very least, clear out all approvals, and you’ll be able to sleep more peacefully.