A notification just popped up on my phone. When I clicked it, I saw “free Airdrop mint”—I almost slipped and tapped it. Luckily I remembered in time. Recently, all those on-chain social mining and fan-token things look lively, but a lot of the links you click end up being phishing sites: they get you to authorize a signature first, and then your wallet is gone. To put it plainly: attention can be mined, but what they’re really mining is your funds. Anyway, whenever I see these pop-ups now, I screenshot and calm down first. Don’t think about anything like certainty or uncertainty—seed phrases and signature authorizations are the red line. Once you cross that, no logic matters.