#预测市场 Recently, many people have been discussing Polymarket copy trading bots, and I want to share some thoughts with everyone. The program that hides malicious code may seem very convenient, but it is precisely this kind of "automated money-making" temptation that often makes us let our guard down.

Developers repeatedly modify the code and submit multiple hidden malicious packages. What does this indicate? It shows that someone is setting up carefully designed traps waiting for us. Once the private key is leaked, it's like giving the keys to your house to a stranger—regret will come too late.

I want to remind everyone of a few principles, which are hard-earned lessons from years of experience:

**First, always verify the source of any program.** Don't use it just because "someone used it" or "it's recommended by someone." Ask why, and check if there has been a security audit or community verification.

**Second, never let automated programs access your private keys.** The truly secure approach is to keep your private keys in a place you can fully control, even if it takes a bit more time.

**Third, prediction markets are inherently full of uncertainties.** Coupled with the risks of various copy trading tools, the allure of high returns can make us prone to mistakes. Instead of chasing quick profits, it's better to manage your positions well; time will reward a steady strategy more.

Security is not a one-time matter but a lesson throughout the entire investment journey. Protect yourself well, and you'll go further.