These days, I've been cleaning up wallet authorizations again, and I took the opportunity to review all the signatures I randomly clicked in the past. The more I look, the more I feel: don’t screenshot mnemonic phrases or store them on cloud drives, and don’t just click "Confirm" on signature authorizations if you don’t understand them—these are real red lines. Phishing sites now look so much alike, the pages are identical, the only difference might be a single letter, and if you're quick, you’re done... I’d rather spend an extra 30 seconds double-checking the domain name than save that moment.

And those on-chain data tools/tag systems that are criticized for being outdated and misleading, I also have some thoughts: no matter how "authoritative" the tags are, they are just references. To truly protect your assets, you still need to treat authorizations, addresses, and signature contents as the final line of defense. Take it slow, don’t be fooled by "convenience."