During my lunch break browsing L2, I saw someone interpret exchange hot and cold wallet movements as "smart money," chasing after them. Honestly, I also like to watch this stuff, but don’t get carried away and slip up. There are only three red lines for wallet security: don’t screenshot or store mnemonic phrases in the cloud, if you really need to memorize them, write them down offline and keep copies separate; don’t just click confirm on signature prompts, especially those that say “free claim/subsidy,” stop and make sure what you’re authorizing; phishing sites are even more outrageous, a single letter off in the domain name can fool someone… Anyway, I now prefer to be more cautious, using a secondary wallet to test sign, and only interact with my main wallet for legitimate transactions. Tonight before bed, I plan to review and revoke any previous permissions I’ve granted randomly, to avoid being foolish one day.