Recently I keep seeing newcomers chasing memes and following celebrities’ trade call-outs—the on-chain scene is lively like New Year’s. But let’s be honest: what you’re “catching” might not be the real prize; it could be the last relay baton. Quick reminder of an old cliché: don’t give unlimited approvals to contracts or wallets—especially those prompts that say, “For convenience, you won’t have to sign again next time.” That sounds an awful lot like, “For convenience, I’m handing the door keys to a stranger.” These days I’ve basically formed a habit: once I’m done, I revoke it. It’s the same kind of peace of mind as locking the door before bed or unplugging the charger—otherwise I don’t feel secure. And here’s a low-tech workaround: before every signature, take a screenshot and save it… not because I’m super professional, but at least later, if something goes wrong, I’ll know exactly how I was set up to get tricked. Liquidity runs faster than consensus—your exit path is what makes or breaks it.