Just deleted the backup seed phrase from the cloud drive. Hands are a bit shaky, but I feel relieved. I used to think, "I have 2FA anyway" — but last year I almost got my signature stolen by a phishing site. Now I'd rather deal with the hassle: cold wallet, and squinting at every contract address before authorizing.

Recently, the group has been arguing fiercely about privacy coins — some calling for freedom, others afraid of crossing the line. As for me… I'll just keep my own wallet safe. I can't control the rest.

If I could keep only one habit: revoke authorization immediately after signing, never leave it overnight.