#钱包用户资产被盗 Seeing this case, I have to say a few words. The Russian traffic police stealing 20 million rubles worth of Bitcoin and being sentenced to 7 years gives us a very deep lesson.

Wallet security is not a trivial matter, especially during frequent interactions and wallet authorizations in the process of yield farming. Here are some key points to clarify:

**First, never share your private keys and seed phrases.** Even if law enforcement agencies request access, always follow proper procedures. Do not hand over access rights just because you are coerced. In this case, the victim's assets were directly transferred after their phone was illegally accessed.

**Second, separate your yield farming wallet from your main asset wallet.** Use a small wallet with limited funds for new project interactions, and store large assets in cold wallets or hardware wallets. This way, even if the small wallet is compromised, the damage can be contained.

**Third, regularly check wallet authorization statuses.** Especially for projects you've already interacted with, promptly revoke unnecessary contract permissions. Most blockchains support this operation, which can be done in just a few minutes.

Yield farming should have the lowest cost, but security costs can never be cut. Protect your assets well to participate confidently in the next project.