Lately, airdrop season has people working like night shifts; the busier it gets, the more likely they are to slack off on security... But I really can't afford to be careless with mnemonic phrases: I’d rather spend an extra half hour copying two copies by hand, storing them separately, rather than taking screenshots or using cloud drives, because these "conveniences" like phone album storage are ultimately quite risky. Also, with signature authorizations, especially those pages that look like they’re for claiming rewards or checking eligibility, I now always first check the domain name, then use a secondary wallet to click, and avoid granting full permissions if possible. Old authorizations that aren’t cleaned up leave me uneasy.

These days, isn’t everyone talking about RWA, US bond yields, and on-chain yield products all together? Honestly, even if the returns look stable, clicking on a phishing site and signing can wipe everything out; high interest doesn’t matter... Anyway, I’d rather go through a bit more trouble now—open the browser bookmarks again, confirm fewer times—this is how I prefer to do it for now.