Recently, I've come across a bunch of comparisons between RWA, US Treasury yields, and on-chain "yield products." My first reaction isn't whether the interest rate is high or low, but: have you kept the red line of your wallet intact... Frankly, no matter how stable the returns are, once your seed phrase is screenshotted, stored on cloud drives, or shared in chat logs, you're just waiting for someone to come and harvest. And about signature authorization—don't be fooled by the harmless-looking pop-ups; the fewer signatures, the better, especially those pages that ask you to "confirm login/claim airdrops." I'd rather miss out. Anyway, my current habit is: only use my main wallet for transfers, and interact with a secondary account; when I see requests for unlimited authorization, I manually adjust the limits; I don’t click links from private messages, I look twice at domain names, and if I get suspicious, I check the contract and authorization records... It's more trouble, but I sleep soundly.