Market fluctuations have been unpredictable, with $NPM, $RALPH, $GAS, and $SOL performing differently. However, one issue is becoming increasingly prominent — projects with a history of risks always manage to attract new attention during market booms.

Frankly, many investors have very short memories; they see price increases and follow the trend without checking the project's past. This is where wallets should play a role.

It is recommended that wallet products add a "Project Risk Flag" feature — for projects with black histories such as rug pulls, contract vulnerabilities, or team scams, clear warnings should be visible during user interactions. This can protect beginners and also make it impossible for truly problematic projects to hide.

Only when the tide recedes do we see who was swimming naked. Instead of waiting for users to suffer losses and then regret, it’s better to establish the first line of defense from the wallet side. This is not only about protecting users but also a platform responsibility.