GasUnderTheMoonlight

When liquidity dries up, the words “buy the dip” sound very much like “saving money,” but actually it’s about first keeping yourself alive. When the order book is thin, slippage and fees rise together; even after you’ve clicked confirm, the final execution price ends up a lot farther from what you imagined—your mindset just gets ground down… For now, I’m going to reduce my trading frequency first. I’d rather make a little less than force my way in when the market is congested.
The recent commotion over NFT royalties is also pretty much like this: creators want to take home more—that’s not wron

Recently, I've seen people enter phishing sites again, and just by clicking the signature, they give out authorization... To be honest, don't touch any web input boxes with your mnemonic phrase, and don't save screenshots, cloud storage, or chat records either—if you lose them, you really lose them. Don't find signing authorization troublesome; when a pop-up shows words like "Unlimited limit" or "Manage all your assets," I usually just close it. I’d rather do it later. Also, I trust the complaints about on-chain data tools and tag systems being laggy or misleading; I agree—tags should only be