What I don't regret is: back then, I was too lazy and stubbornly copied my seed phrase by hand twice and stored them in different places. It wasn't until I actually experienced my phone crashing that I realized how valuable the word "backup" really is. Now, seeing everyone obsess over extreme funding rates, arguing about reversals or continuing to inflate the bubble, I'm actually more afraid of slipping up and clicking on a phishing site like "Airdrop Query"... To be honest, no matter how exciting the market gets, don't gamble with your wallet. I'm a bit paranoid about authorization signatures now: if I don't understand it, I won't sign; if I can use a secondary account, I use that; regularly revoke old authorizations; better to earn fewer points than to cross the red line. That's it for now—diligent with security, but my life is still my own.