Lately, on-chain data has been quite amusing: a bunch of addresses are engaging in social mining and fan tokens, shouting "attention is mining," only to have their attention diverted to phishing sites… To put it simply, attention can indeed turn into money, but it’s also the easiest to steal.

I have three red lines for wallet security: never put mnemonic phrases into web pages/forms/chat boxes; don’t click “confirm” without reading when signing permissions, especially those that grant full access at once; don’t click on unfamiliar links, even a single extra letter in the domain name could be a trap. Do you think you’re immune? Among the victim addresses I’ve captured with scripts, many look “very smart.” The only reliable approach is: be a bit lazier, a bit slower, and don’t chase after those airdrops.