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Before signing, ensure the content displayed on your wallet screen matches exactly what you intend to do. Signing based solely on a string of hexadecimal text is called blind signing; a proper signature request should display the recipient address, amount, and authorized party. Hardware wallets can only guarantee that your private key remains secure—they cannot judge what you’re signing. Spending ten extra seconds to verify before signing is far cheaper than fixing mistakes afterward. #WalletSecurity

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