Recently, everyone’s been refreshing the “staking unlock/token unlock calendar” again, and there’s a lot of selling-pressure anxiety… Instead, I check those little “red lines” in my wallet one more time: don’t screenshot your seed phrase, don’t store it on a cloud drive—I'd rather handwrite two copies and keep them stored separately; when it comes to signature authorizations, don’t just click because you see an airdrop—if you can understand the permissions, then understand them, and don’t grant unlimited allowance in one go. And as for phishing sites: links that get passed around in groups are the easiest way to get baited. These days, I only trust the few links I’ve saved in my bookmarks. I’d rather miss out on a bit than end up sending my principal away just to save on transaction fees. Forget it. When it comes to security, I’m going all-in on one idea: “saving.”