I suddenly felt a bit scared just now… I almost used my old wallet to sign on an "activity page," the page looked pretty legit, and I only realized at the last step: for those that require you to import your seed phrase first, just don’t hesitate—close it and be done. And for those "authorize to claim/unlock" signatures, I now prefer to go through the trouble and try with a small wallet; if the permissions aren’t granted, I won’t give them, and if they are, I’ll revoke immediately.

Recently, the group has been arguing about whether privacy coins and mixing coins count as crossing compliance lines. Honestly, I don’t take sides, but the more they argue, the more it shows the trend is tight, and phishing and fake customer service will become more active. It’s lively, but I’ll stick to my red lines first: never input seed phrases on websites, and treat any unfamiliar signature requests as life-threatening. That’s all for now.