These past two days, I’ve been seeing news about cross-chain bridges being hacked again. It’s true that there’s no denying I’m not “not nervous,” but it also reminds me: wallet security really only has a few red lines—don’t mind me being wordy. For my part, I treat mnemonic phrases as something that should “never appear on connected devices.” I don’t touch screenshots, cloud drives, or chat records at all. Just write them down and lock them away—kind of troublesome, but it’s reassuring.

What’s actually more likely to go wrong is signature authorization… a lot of phishing sites make it look exactly like the real thing. The moment you “confirm,” they treat you like an ATM. My habit is: never click unknown links. If I need to connect temporarily, I use a secondary wallet. If authorization lets you choose an amount, don’t give unlimited access. And if I think about it later, I go back and turn the authorization off. After seeing so much on-chain, I understand that losing money is often not due to the market—it’s because of your own accidental slip.

After those abnormal quotes from oracles, everyone just says they’re “waiting for confirmation,” and I agree. Being half a beat late isn’t shameful. Anyway, don’t use your main wallet to bet on that split second. That’s it for today—I’ll keep being a quietly unassuming worker, and just live slowly.