Recently, I've seen everyone comparing RWA, US bond yields, and various on-chain "yields" all together. I just want to remind you: no matter how stable the returns are, if the entry point isn't secure, it's all pointless. Don't enter your seed phrase into any webpage/form, even if the page looks very official; don't just click "Confirm" on signatures/authorizations—make sure to check if it's an unlimited authorization or a suspicious contract first. Phishing sites love to use phrases like "claim airdrops/check yields/upgrade wallet," and the red line is: they want you to give away your seed phrase, install unknown plugins, or sign multiple times in a row. As for my own approach, it's just one word: backup. Add an extra layer of redundancy, and reduce the chance of luck.