The third time a friend pulled me to look at “why my wallet is gone,” it basically comes down to three red lines: never put your seed phrase into web pages, forms, or customer service chat boxes—anyone who tells you to “verify” is phishing. Don’t be too quick with signing authorizations: the moment you see something like a blank signature or unlimited permissions, I close the page right away; I’d rather miss out than force myself to “fight” it. And don’t click links at random, especially those disguised as airdrops or tool sites—one extra letter in the domain can still trick you. Recently, wasn’t there also someone complaining that the on-chain data tool’s tagging system is lagging and can still mislead people? So don’t put too much faith in the “looks very safe” tags—at the end of the day, it still comes back to that click and that signature in your own hands… Anyway, even when I’m in a rush, I force myself to pause for 5 seconds before I hit confirm.