2026-01-13 16:21:30

Honestly, the combined use of certain wallets and small public chains carries a higher risk factor. If you want to interact with such ecosystems, it's best to do your homework first—research the project background, contract audit reports, and community feedback. Don't rush in blindly, or you might not even know where the problem lies if you incur losses. Ecosystem selection is very important, and wallet choice is also crucial. If you choose both incorrectly, it can really be a loss that outweighs the gain.

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SneakyFlashloan

· 12h ago

Those who jump in blindly are all big fools; this time, someone is going to pay the tuition fee again.

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AirdropChaser

· 12h ago

Falling into traps with wallets and public chains at the same time? That's truly a double whammy. Yes, I have firsthand experience with this... I previously chose the wrong ones for both, and I'm still licking my wounds. Doing your homework can really save money; it's not just idle chatter.

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CryptoGoldmine

· 12h ago

Mining profit ratio is indeed easy to fall into pitfalls, and the liquidity of small chain ecosystems results in high ROI pressure. The phrase "not worth the loss" is very accurate. My mining pool in the early years wasted an entire quarter due to choosing the wrong small chain wallet. Contract audit reports are a must-read; they are the fundamental guarantee of the investment return cycle.

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