Just saw a phishing site that copied a popular project interface—the moment you sign with a wallet, it’s gone.

Honestly, the unlock calendar has been flying around nonstop lately, and the sell-pressure anxiety around staked token unlocks makes people’s hands tremble at anything with a “zero-risk” protocol.
As for seed phrases, I’ve always felt they’re hotter than any private key. Don’t store them in the cloud, don’t take screenshots, don’t type them into random places—anyway, I’d rather hand-copy some crappy paper than trust some “one-click backup.”
Signature approvals are a red line too—before you click, take an extra look at the permissions requested, don’t randomly connect addresses, and if the contract hides a transferFrom, you may not even realize it.
Anyway, plain speaking: don’t be careless with your clicks, don’t get greedy for speed, and don’t trust “guaranteed profit” dApps. Every step on-chain feels like stepping on mines—staying alert matters more than anything.