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Recently, I've seen new L1/L2 projects offering incentives to boost TVL, and a bunch of people in the group are complaining about "mining, selling, and dumping." What I’m more worried about is wallet security... When people get excited, they tend to click links and sign things randomly. Never screenshot your mnemonic phrase or store it on the cloud; writing it down twice and keeping it in different places is more reliable than thinking "I’ll remember it."
I used to think that signing authorization was okay as long as I didn’t transfer funds, but I later realized some phishing sites rely on you giving them unlimited authorization casually, and when you forget about it, they can drain your wallet. My red line now is simple: don’t connect to wallets on sites I don’t recognize; cancel if I don’t understand the pop-up; if I can set a small limit for authorization, I won’t give unlimited access, and I revoke it after a few days of use. Placing orders helps keep my heart steady, but security really requires some discipline—so for now, that’s how I’ll do it.