I almost had an accident just now.

When copying the address, my hand slipped. After pasting, I found the first four digits didn't match, and cold sweat immediately broke out.

Fortunately, I habitually double-checked it again; otherwise, I might be crying about it in the group chat right now.

Speaking of which, the funding rate has been terrible lately. The group argues every day about reversal or continued squeeze, but I instead checked my wallet three times.

The crazier the market, the more real the phishing sites look—those few seconds when you're rushing to buy the dip, it's easiest to paste your seed phrase into an "emergency maintenance" page.

I have two hard rules: only enter seed phrases on offline devices, and for signature approvals, first check if it's a familiar contract address; for unfamiliar ones, even if the project team hypes it to the moon, I reject first.

It's a bit slower, but people who take it slow live longer.

That's it for now. I'm going to have a cup of tea to calm my nerves.