I almost got burned by a phishing site—the domain looks exactly the same as the real one, even the icon is identical. Anyway, at critical moments you still have to rely on that bit of “laziness”—lazy to click the link, too lazy to enter the seed phrase. Basically, the longer you stay in the chain, the most you fear is the word “authorization”—signing off casually could hand over all your secrets.

Lately, hardware wallets are out of stock, and a lot of people around me are still using hot wallets, which makes me feel a bit uneasy. Honestly, my own security relies entirely on patching things up: small fixes, just enough to keep things from breaking. Nothing fancy. After all, the coins in your wallet aren’t for collecting, but they’re also not for giving to scammers. That’s it for now—let’s see what links I’ll need to dodge tomorrow.