Recently, I saw someone compare RWA, US Treasury yields, and various on-chain "yield products" all together.

Honestly, no matter how attractive the returns are, you have to survive first to get them...
Now I’m a bit paranoid about wallet security: treat your mnemonic phrase as your only key at home, never screenshot, never store on cloud drives, and write it down on paper with separate copies to avoid losing your mind one day.

What’s more annoying is the signing authorization part.
Many phishing sites make their pages look just like the real ones.
Click "Confirm" and you’re actually handing over your wallet’s access card.
Now I’d rather be laughed at by friends for being cautious:
Don’t click on unknown links, don’t sign unfamiliar contracts, turn off authorizations when possible.
Better to earn a little less than to set a trap for myself...
If TVL drops, I’ll be heartbroken, but being hacked is even more outrageous.