In the morning, I looked for my charger in the drawer, and casually opened the blockchain to see that "coincidental transfer" from yesterday... To be honest, many of these are not really coincidences, just a route broken into several segments: A first sends the money to a new address to wash it, then a transfer (sometimes intentionally rounding or matching the last digits), and finally into an exchange or a certain contract. It looks like a casual tip from a passerby, but the path actually has a pretty "scripted" feel.

Recently, hardware wallets have been out of stock, and phishing links are also highly prevalent. Everyone’s security awareness has improved, but don’t get too confident—I almost accidentally clicked on an "airdrop claim" myself. Anyway, now I treat unfamiliar sites as if they don’t exist, and I’d rather take a few extra steps to verify the address... The floor price can be criticized, but if you lose your private key, there’s really no one to blame.