Recently, L2 has been arguing about TPS, fees, subsidies, and so on. Honestly, I find it a bit slow to keep up… What I care more about is: no matter how fast you run, if your seed phrase is lost, everything is reset to zero, and there's nothing comparable. Don’t screenshot your seed phrase, don’t upload it to the cloud, don’t send it to “customer service.” Writing it down on paper and hiding it is a more reliable old-fashioned method.

And the signature authorization part is really a red line. Many phishing sites make pages that look exactly like the official website, clicking on them prompts you to “log in/claim rewards,” but actually they’re asking you to sign something incomprehensible or directly granting unlimited permissions. Anyway, I’ve gotten used to: if I can avoid using my main wallet, I do; set small limits for authorizations when possible, and revoke them after use. Urgent situations are understandable, but at least don’t rush to the point of handing over your wallet.