These days, I’ve been disgusted again by phrases like "wallet pop-up just needs you to click once." To be honest, don’t touch the red line of mnemonic phrases and private keys; any page that asks you to input information is assumed to be a phishing site. It’s better to go through official channels and verify repeatedly, even if it’s more trouble. The same goes for signing authorization; don’t be fooled by flashy wording—it's basically asking you "which assets can I control." If you don’t understand, refuse first and look into it later; I treat simple things as traps. By the way, there’s a lot of noise about NFT royalties—creators want income, and the market wants more liquidity. In the end, it often turns into a flood of links claiming to "optimize the experience"... Anyway, my current approach is: I’d rather miss out than gamble on that one moment.