I just came across a PFP project. The floor price has fallen so much it’s beyond recognition, but their member group is still hyping it as “long-term value.” Honestly, right now lots of projects are pushing brand narratives—so much so it feels like MLM. But who’s taking care of on-chain security? I’ve seen plenty of authorization vulnerabilities—stolen-and-run scripts that execute at full speed, and in the end users lose even more than the coin price.

AI Agent automated trading is pretty popular, but if you authorize it and the contract gets hacked, your wallet can go straight to zero. There are many tutorials—things like “teach you how to prevent frontrunning in three steps.” I usually look for the ones that explain exactly how to revoke authorization and manage risk by splitting allocations, rather than just shouting slogans.

Anyway, with PFPs and membership hype, let’s be real: it’s basically a short-term attention game. If you truly want something long-term, first figure out the security—otherwise you’re just handing money to someone else.