In the past couple of days, I've seen a bunch of AI Agents and automated trading methods, honestly they seem quite hassle-free, but in reality, it's the easiest way to outsource your "sense of security." I now treat mnemonic phrases as a red line: no screenshots, no cloud storage, no sending to any "customer service," I’d rather go through the trouble of writing it down on paper and locking it up. The same goes for signature authorization—if I see a long string I don’t understand, I just think of it as debt collection from me… refuse first, then check exactly what is being authorized.

Last night, I almost accidentally clicked into a clone site; the page looked quite "high-end," and I immediately had the urge to uninstall my wallet plugin—so annoying. But I thought about it and decided to hold back: don’t connect to unfamiliar sites with hot wallets, use layered addresses for frequently used ones, and regularly revoke old authorizations. Transactions can be automated, but don’t let your mind automate. That’s it for now.