Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes the heightened risks associated with cryptocurrency and blockchain activities during the Lunar New Year, urging users to conduct thorough security checks on their wallets and be vigilant against scams and unauthorized access. Group 1: Risks from Technology and Scams - The rise of AI-driven scams, such as voice cloning and deepfake videos, poses significant risks, especially during the festive season when attention may be diverted [3][4]. - Users may receive fraudulent messages from seemingly trusted contacts, making it crucial to establish independent verification methods outside of online communication [5][6]. - Clicking on unknown links, even if shared by acquaintances, can lead to phishing attacks, highlighting the need for caution [6][7]. Group 2: Wallet Management and Security - Users should perform a "year-end cleanup" of their wallets to mitigate risks from accumulated permissions granted to various decentralized applications (DApps) [8][10]. - It is essential to revoke unused authorizations, especially those with unlimited access, and to separate long-term storage assets from daily operational assets [10][12]. - Wallet security should adhere to the principle of least privilege, granting only necessary permissions and revoking them when no longer needed [12]. Group 3: Environmental and Operational Risks - The complexity of managing private keys and mnemonic phrases increases during the holiday season due to frequent device changes and varied network environments [12][13]. - Users should avoid storing sensitive information in digital formats that are connected to the internet and should maintain physical security for their mnemonic phrases [13]. - It is critical to verify transaction details, including network, address, and amount, to prevent losses from phishing attacks that exploit user errors [14][15].