Lately, I've been seeing a bunch of headlines like "Expectations of rate cuts are coming, risk assets are about to take off," as if it's a certain script... I'm actually more worried that I might accidentally slip up and send my wallet away. Mnemonic phrases, to put it simply, are your lifeline—don't screenshot them, don't store them online, don't send them to "customer service." If you lose them, don't expect anyone to help you recover.

And then there's signature authorization—many phishing sites don't steal your password; they just wait for you to click "Confirm" and grant full permissions. When I see those that rush you to sign, have a countdown, or pop-up windows blocking the content, I usually just close them. If possible, split your accounts—use a small wallet for experience, keep larger amounts cold storage. It’s more trouble, but you sleep better. Alright, I’m off to work.