These days, watching L2 compare TPS, compare transaction fees, compare subsidies, it's been quite lively, but what I care more about is: if your wallet gets phished, no matter how fast you run, it's useless... Don't screenshot or store your mnemonic phrase on cloud drives, don't keep it in one place on paper either, if you lose it, it's gone. Don't just blindly click "Confirm" on signature authorization to save trouble; if you don't understand it, think of it as asking for your house keys, better to turn it off. Also, those "subsidy claim / airdrop query" sites, just one letter off in the domain name can trick a bunch of people, I now mainly only trust bookmarks, and I don't trust links found through quick searches. I’m always late to DAO meetings, but I will repeatedly review the sections involving permissions/authorization in proposals... Anyway, when it comes to security, taking it slow is really not shameful.