Just saw a post—someone uploaded a screenshot of their mnemonic phrase to the cloud, and then they were wiped out all at once by a phishing site. Sigh. I keep telling myself this over and over: even the most trustworthy cloud service, don’t do something this stupid. And for signature authorization too—now lots of DApps let you grant infinite authorization with a single click. Every time, I take a second look at the on-chain prompt. I’d rather move a little slower than cut corners.

Recently, the Layer2 crowd war has been really lively—people are comparing TPS and fees, and all kinds of subsidies are getting thrown around so fast it’s dizzying. But honestly, when it comes to the security baseline, I feel everyone is pretty much the same—every trap is there, and none of them are missing. Anyway, I just keep a little money in my wallet; my main positions are still managed by a cold wallet. Less to worry about.

To put it plainly: when you’re in Web3, risk awareness has to be hardwired into your DNA—otherwise one day you’ll get phished and end up doubting life itself, and it won’t be romantic in any real sense anymore.