After connecting to a website, your wallet pops up a signature request. What you should really focus on is what the transaction changes. $DOGE uses the UTXO model: your balance isn’t a number in an account, but a pile of unspent outputs. The outputs the wallet selects to make up the amount determine what the transaction touches. The approval window usually shows the net change, recipient, and fee, but you should pay closer attention to which UTXOs it uses—inscribed assets attached to tiny outputs can be spent if they’re merged in as ordinary change. You should also check the signature type: some types let someone else modify the transaction afterward, which essentially hands them control over its final contents. #Dogecoin #Web3 NFA, just my personal opinion.