I used to think wallet security was just the same old advice like “don’t screenshot your seed phrase.” But I ended up falling for two scams myself, and only then did I get serious. Last month, a friend signed an “authorization” on a phishing site, and within seconds his wallet was emptied—there wasn’t even a peep.

Now AI agents are being hyped to the sky—automated trading, one-click interactions, like everyone can just lie back and make money. But honestly, how many of the people in this wave actually know what they’re signing? A lot of projects don’t even have a reliable audit, yet they start doing “smart contract automation.” Before you even click “confirm,” the permissions to your entire wallet may already be handed over.

Anyway, for me, whenever it involves a signature authorization, I have to manually verify the on-chain interaction address. I absolutely won’t cut corners and use those flashy “one-click authorizations.” I used to think “anti-phishing” was something only beginners needed. Now I think that just being able to stay alive and not get rugged is already a skill.