I'm not very good at... but I've been educated several times about wallet security and I really remember: don't screenshot your seed phrase or upload it to the cloud, keep two paper copies stored separately, it sounds old-fashioned but it works. Also, regarding signature authorization, to be honest, it's not just "click to log in"; some authorizations are basically giving someone half of your wallet keys. Now, if I see unfamiliar sites or pop-ups urging me urgently, I just close them. Phishing sites are also very good at pretending; I can spot a domain with just one letter difference. Anyway, I prefer to miss out on a few gains rather than gamble recklessly.

Recently, I've been reading discussions about economic collapses in blockchain games—when inflation kicks in plus studio pumping, the coin prices spiral downward, and retail investors get harvested... It's actually similar logic to phishing: both target your desire to "make quick money." Now, I prefer to go slower, first keep the red line intact.