💡General Notes

When interacting with blockchain applications and smart contracts, it's important to be aware of the following best practices and potential risks:

• Exercise Caution: Always proceed carefully when engaging with smart contracts or decentralized applications (dApps). Even well-tested systems may contain undiscovered vulnerabilities.

• Understand Smart Contract Risks: While audits, testing, and bug bounty programs aim to reduce the likelihood of exploits, no smart contract is entirely risk-free.

• Beware of Phishing and Scams: Phishing attacks remain a major threat in the blockchain space. These scams may attempt to steal your:

  • Private keys

  • Seed phrases

  • Other sensitive credentials

  • Wallet permissions via misleading transaction prompts

• Use Wallet Separation for Security: Consider maintaining two separate wallets:

  • A main wallet for holding your primary funds.

  • A secondary wallet for interacting with new or untrusted dApps.

• Verify Transactions Before Signing: When prompted to sign a transaction:

  • Carefully review the contract address and action.

  • Most modern wallets display the transaction method name — double-check this before approving any operation.

Staying vigilant and informed helps reduce risk and ensures a safer blockchain experience.