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#Web3 Asset management security is very important! Why do people get stolen from every day? Especially newcomers!
This world has never lacked thieves from ancient times to the present!
In the world of blockchain, thieves are the easiest kind; every day they just need to check how much has been stolen from the wallet address.
A couple of days ago, a friend was stolen from for several thousand dollars, and the feeling of being stolen is like saying "F***!" a thousand times, it hurts!
It is indeed necessary to write a post; Old Mian will tell everyone what he knows! Let's block the financial path of these thieves as much as we can!

Today, I will share what to pay attention to when using third-party wallet software:
1. Do not share links or install from internet searches; links can easily redirect to fake software servers for download, and you end up installing fake software.
Use sharing or transfer your phone to install on the newcomer's phone, not installing from the internet.
2. Immediately switch to flight mode after the download is complete, and install without internet; live without a network for the wallet address.
3. Check if the software version is correct; verify the parameters with the "update log" and check with experienced players.
4. For the first use, transfer about 100 U, and test for 30 minutes.
5. During use, do not add unknown tokens, especially since the authorization of contracts during transactions may have issues.
6. When pasting the transfer address, if a new address pops up on the page, do not click it; a popup indicates that the phone is infected.
7. Regularly check address authorizations; if there are high-risk authorizations displayed, promptly cancel them, and remove all unnecessary authorizations.
Thieves are always changing their tricks, so it’s always right to stay cautious!
I hope to spread knowledge with you; are you willing?
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My answer is: yes!

Why is it that the more important things are, the more we tend to procrastinate?

Have you ever had the experience of knowing very well that something is important (like working out, studying, or making a key plan), yet you can't help but do those trivial, simple, or even irrelevant things first, indefinitely postponing the important ones?

This is not just laziness. There is a psychological concept called “temporal inconsistency preference.” Simply put, it's a conflict between your “long-term self” and your “present self.” The long-term self knows that working out is good for the future, but the present self feels that lounging on the couch and scrolling through the phone is more comfortable. When the two are in conflict, the brain's scale almost always tips towards the “present self” because it can provide immediate pleasure or relief.

We often mistakenly believe that overcoming procrastination relies on stronger willpower to “force” ourselves to start. But a more effective method might be to “trick” your present self:

Break the action down to the smallest possible step: Don't think “I need to work out for 1 hour,” but rather “I just need to put on my sneakers and walk downstairs.” Once you complete this tiny action, the resistance to continue will be much less.

Set up obstacles for “procrastination” and pave the way for “starting”: For example, put your phone in the living room before bed (increasing the difficulty of scrolling through your phone), while placing a book on your bedside table (lowering the startup cost of reading).

What’s important is not to be full of fighting spirit from the very beginning, but to design a system that makes it easier for you to “start.” Taking the tiniest first step often breaks the deadlock.
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