Every day, dozens of messages flood the group chat with "The teacher said it's time to take off" or "Someone's adding to their position again," and my fingers are almost faster than my brain. Ultimately, the impulsive orders are always made by oneself: KOLs ignite the hype, group messages add fuel, and in the end, you treat your wallet like a fire extinguisher. Perpetuals are more realistic; just twist the funding rate and you'll see which side is being squeezed. Don't listen to stories and forget human nature.

Recently, there's also a bunch of narratives about AI Agents, automated trading, and on-chain interactions, hyped up as if they can make you money or help you recover from drawdowns... But who will ensure safety? One signature for authorization, one contract swap, and when you're losing, no one will refund your fees. (Bullet comment: Don't ask, just know that "you confirmed it yourself.") I now prefer to look at my positions and risk controls a little more often than messages; at least I understand my losses better.