Read the whole archive and the practical advice compresses into a very short list. It is short because the same two mistakes account for most of the losses in every period.
Every item on that list is boring, which is exactly why it works. The losses in this archive were not caused by sophisticated attacks defeating careful people. They were caused by ordinary people skipping a five second check or leaving money somewhere because moving it felt like effort.
A clone reproduces the design perfectly because the design is served to anybody who asks for it. The only thing it cannot fake is printing the correct address while living at a different one. That check is the whole defence and it survives every period covered here.
Every ending described in this archive, seizure, exit or collapse, produces the same list of victims: people with balances sitting on the market. Not people mid order with escrow protection, people who simply had not withdrawn.
Whether any specific market is safe tomorrow. Every market that failed was operating normally the day before. History gives you structure to evaluate and habits that limit damage, and it deliberately stops short of promising outcomes, because nobody honest can promise those.
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