Recently, phishing links really feel like they’re in a high-incidence period. To make matters worse, hardware wallets are also out of stock, so the noise is turned all the way up. Plainly put, wallet security boils down to three red lines: never type your mnemonic, never screenshot it, and never store it in the cloud drive; don’t click signing-authorization prompts if you can’t make sense of them—especially those “free claim/subsidy/airdrop” pop-ups; don’t rely on search results or group-forwarded messages for URLs—too easy to land on fake sites. My noise-reduction strategy is pretty old-school: for frequently used projects, I only trust bookmarks plus manually checking the domain name; everything else is treated as an unknown link. In any case, I’d rather miss once than give it a chance to get fully drained/emptied out.