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Last night almost got hacked... I came across a link for "testnet interaction to claim points," and the page looked just like the real one, even urging you to quickly connect your wallet and sign, saying the mainnet might launch tokens. I was about to click confirm when I suddenly remembered: I tend to hesitate at the last second when minting, and this hesitation almost cost me my life. I closed it and checked the domain and Twitter comments, and sure enough, someone said they had their authorization stolen.
My current red line is pretty simple: no one will get my mnemonic phrase (even if they say they’re helping check points); if I don’t understand the signature request, I won’t sign, especially those that immediately ask for "unlimited authorization"; if I encounter a phishing site, I’d rather miss out on some points, because I don’t know whether the mainnet will really launch tokens or not... Better to keep the wallet safe first.