I've developed a habit: before confirming a wallet address for a transfer, I don't start from the beginning but jump straight to the middle section for verification. The reason is simple—address generators can't forge the characters in the middle, making it a relatively safe checkpoint.

Interestingly, this habit has gradually influenced the people around me. Now, even the most novice team members follow suit every time they make a transfer, not just verifying once but repeatedly confirming multiple times, muttering to themselves, afraid of making a mistake.

The ironic part is this. One time, I tried to save time by copying the address directly from the transfer history, and at that moment, I didn't know if my mind was foggy or what. It was then that I realized that no matter how good the habit, once you relax your vigilance, all security awareness can be overturned. Every on-chain transaction should be handled with caution.