I just ran into another phishing site—it looks exactly like the real one. I almost clicked into it. Honestly, with the little stash of “holdings” I have in my wallet, I’m most afraid of making a hot-headed move and signing some kind of authorization, or having my seed phrase taken by some “helpful” customer service.



Anyway, I’ve gotten into the habit lately of treating any links that ask me to sign something like “gas approvals” as traps—every single one. Recently, a certain major chain is doing an upgrade, and in the surrounding groups people have also been guessing whether ecosystem projects might rug or run off. In situations like this, I’m actually even more reluctant to mess around. It’s like making backups—keeping a bit of redundancy in my wallet just makes me feel more at ease.
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