I tried once, just to save trouble, clicked on a wallet connection on a "look-alike" aggregator, the page was pretty smooth, and the signature prompt that popped up was a long string I didn't read carefully... Luckily, I only used a small account wallet at the time, but when I checked later, I saw I had granted too much permission, almost like handing over the keys. To put it simply, don't touch web forms with mnemonic phrases, and don't think "it's fine as long as I don't transfer funds" when signing/authorizing—some sites will first give you an unlimited quota, then slowly drain it later. Recently, everyone has been talking about rate cut expectations, the US dollar index, and when risk assets are rallying, phishing sites also become more active, so don't get carried away by market sentiment. I now have two red lines: don't connect unfamiliar links to your main wallet; if you don't understand the signature request, better cancel it—it's more troublesome to fix later. That's all for now.