A wallet is full control over your funds. Wallet security matters far more than the security of any site you use.
Never share your seed phrase A seed phrase or private key is the master key. No official support, admin, or website needs it. Store it offline, never photograph it, and never keep it in synced digital notes.
Review token approvals regularly Each approval lets a contract move tokens up to a limit. Use tools such as revoke.cash to revoke approvals you no longer need, especially for valuable tokens.
Use a separate wallet for experiments Consider a separate wallet with a small balance for trying new apps. It limits losses if something goes wrong or a site is fake.
Check the domain and certificate Before connecting, verify the site address and make sure the connection uses HTTPS. Bookmark the official address to avoid fake links from search results or private messages.
Signatures vs transactions A message signature does not always move funds, but it can grant permission. Read carefully what the wallet asks. If unsure, cancel and check again.
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