A news publisher has integrated perpetual futures trading (perps) directly into its site using Solana’s Phoenix, letting readers trade crypto, stocks and commodities without leaving the article. For traders, that shrinks execution time and can be handy for quick reactions to breaking news, but it also lowers the friction to overtrade or take leverage without proper risk checks. Has anyone used embedded on-page trading like this? Would you trust a news site’s UI for perps (slippage, fees, liquidations), or is this just another impulse-trading hazard? What safeguards (limits, confirmations, education) would make you comfortable using it for small, fast trades (e.g., under $500)?