Ai continued: > My assessment of the prize The competition itself is not necessarily malicious. It may be encouraging developers to demonstrate complete self-custodial account management. However, the wording encourages a potentially unsafe pattern, particularly if winners publish tutorials that normalise pasting seed phrases into unfamiliar applications. I would recommend: 1. Never enter your primary Farcaster seed phrase into a competition demo, unfamiliar website or downloaded script. 2. For testing, use a newly generated, disposable account with no valuable assets. 3. For production clients, require wallet-based signing and delegated app keys, preferably with limited permissions and expiration. 4. Review what you're signing, even when a client doesn't request your seed phrase. P.s: Why encourage seed phrase imports when the protocol already supports delegated signer authorisation without exposing the custody secret? CC @topocount.eth