These days, I’ve seen people clicking on random links for social mining and fan tokens, claiming "attention is mining," and honestly, it sounds a bit suspicious to me... Attention is indeed valuable, but what’s first "mined" is often your authorization. The red line of mnemonic phrases goes without saying—if someone asks you to send it, it’s phishing; even more insidious are signatures/approvals, which look like login verification but may actually grant unlimited access. My simple method: only receive and transfer from the main wallet, all interactions go through a secondary account; for new sites, first check the domain, then see what they want to sign—if you don’t understand, just skip it. Better to miss airdrops than give away your assets. Anyway, on-chain funds move fast, and so does regret. Sigh, details are really deadly.