⚠️ Risk Reminder (Please be sure to conduct self-check)

Recently, market conditions are poor, liquidity is scarce, hackers are starting to come down the mountain to hunt, and various project parties are frantically bleeding.
This is the most vulnerable period for hacking, being squeezed out, and liquidation. Please all users conduct a comprehensive self-check:

1️⃣ Wallet Security
Clean up unused old wallets, airdrop wallets, and wallets that have authorized strange websites.
Cancel all unnecessary contract authorizations (Top 1 high-risk source).
Bind hardware wallets, separate main wallets, and do not keep all assets in one address.
Check all cross-chain bridges, RPCs, and custom nodes; delete any unknown sources immediately.

2️⃣ Mining / Liquidity Pools / Farms
When market conditions are poor, project teams are most likely to run away, shut pools, or perform black-box operations.
Check your mining pools across various chains: watch for abnormal yields, declining TVL, or sudden fee rate increases.
Exit if necessary, withdraw liquidity from unfamiliar pools.

3️⃣ Frequent Hacker Attacks
Exposing a private key via hot wallet, scanning a fake QR code, or airdrop scams can wipe out your positions.
Recently, there have been attacks including mass server invasions, phishing sites disguised as official announcements, fake app upgrade packages, etc.
Do not click on unknown airdrops, do not connect to unknown RPCs, and do not blindly sign any transactions.

4️⃣ Information Scams & Fake Projects
Poor market → project teams' funds break → start the "last cut."
Various new pools, new tokens, new mining projects, and Meme coins — “rising prices means run.”
Any claims of “guaranteed profit,” “bottom support,” or “insider info” should be treated as scams.

5️⃣ Personal Operational Risks
Poor liquidity → large single orders can crash the price.
Now is not the time to heavily leverage or chase high prices; it’s easy to be drained by the market.
Keep your positions light and risk low; saving bullets is more important than reckless operations.