I just cleared a batch of authorization records, and seeing those contract addresses from projects I’d long forgotten about made my scalp tingle. Honestly, the scariest thing on-chain isn’t a price drop—it’s signing something that’s a phishing site and not even knowing when you did it. I didn’t pay much attention to the recent NFT royalties back-and-forth, but after secondary liquidity got worse, new projects started doing airdrop signatures and whitelist authorizations just to attract users—and if you’re not careful, you fall right into a trap.

Anyway, I’m used to using a cold wallet for isolation: the main wallet only holds the Gas needed for operations, and everything else I just set aside. Before signing, take another look at the domain name—don’t say it’s too much trouble. A lot of phishing sites are made to look even more real than the genuine ones; the address is only off by one or two letters. Forget it—what I said is all old news, but reminders still need to be made.

I’m going to get to work.