To be honest, I’ve been seeing a lot of projects lately pushing some new narrative around parallelization, sharding—testnet “wool” harvesting is going crazy, and the points expectations are flying all over the sky. In any case, I’m just a regular user; I don’t know whether their mainnet will actually issue tokens. Guessing back and forth is less useful than just keeping a closer eye on asset safety.

After all, with these new things, the more on-chain interactions there are, the more complex the entry points become—account abstraction, cross-chain bridges, contract risks… they’re all laid out there one by one. If there’s a vulnerability, no matter how many points you have, it’s useless. In plain terms, it’s lively, sure, but you still need to hold onto your little bag securely first, and you also have to think through your exit path in advance. Don’t just go刷数据 and forget about defending against phishing.

Why the rush? First get your risk control in order. Anyway, my alt account recently also saved a few fake contract link screenshots and sent them to my group buddies to laugh about; the phishing scripts have been getting more and more sophisticated—actually, that makes me feel even more amused.

That said, I’m just an overthinking ordinary person. Who knows, one day I might have to eat with emojis. 😂