Last night I was watching the market until my eyes hurt, and I casually clicked on an "airdrop" link. As soon as the page loaded, it asked me to sign a permission. Basically, this is a red flag: never input your seed phrase on a webpage, and anything that asks you to "import wallet/sync" should be considered phishing; don’t think signing is harmless just because it doesn’t cost money—many are giving you unlimited access, and transferring funds can happen in an instant. Now I’ve gotten into the habit of: first checking if the domain name is correct, then seeing if the authorization content looks like human language. If it’s unclear, I cancel it and later revoke the old permissions. Recently, the group has been arguing again about privacy coins/mixing and the boundaries of compliance. I don’t take sides; for me, the bottom line is simple: don’t gamble your security as a "stance." Live first, then talk about profits.