Recently, I saw a friend click on a "social mining" link and send a bunch of authorizations from their wallet... The phrase "attention is mining" sounds pretty cool, but on the chain, it’s more like: attention is first lured away, then the money is moved. There are actually only three red lines: never input your seed phrase into any webpage/form; don’t sign anything you don’t understand—treat signatures not as "login"; if an authorization can be used once, don’t give it unlimited access, and earning an airdrop isn’t worth handing over your wallet keys halfway.

I personally trust data more than intuition—intuition can be led astray by "fan tokens" or "limited-time tasks," but on-chain records don’t lie: who you granted permissions to, how much, and when to revoke them are all there. Anyway, be cautious; earning a little less is better than waking up to a zero balance.