I'm not very good at explaining big principles, but wallet security is really not something to joke about... Think of your mnemonic phrase as a combination of your house key and bank card password, don't screenshot it, don't lose it on the cloud drive, and don't send it to "customer service." I used to want to be lazy and use a memo, but after thinking about it, I decided to write two copies on paper and hide them for better security. Also, regarding signature authorization, many phishing sites rely on you clicking "confirm" to turn your wallet into an ATM. I now habitually clear out permissions after use, or else one day I might wake up and find my positions have run away like cats. Recently, someone linked ETF fund flows, US stock risk appetite, and crypto market rises and falls all together for analysis. It looks lively, but honestly, no matter how macro you analyze, it won't save you if you click on a fake link... For small funds like mine riding the hype, I’d rather miss an airdrop than pretend to be dead again.