#数字资产市场动态 If you have $BTC and other crypto assets on your phone, and someone asks to see your phone, what should you do? This is an old problem but really a tough one.

First, the conclusion: never hand over your phone directly, especially if it has wallet apps or exchange apps installed. Your private keys, seed phrases, and login credentials are all inside — giving someone your phone is like giving them the keys to your vault.

But in reality, it often gets complicated: family members ask to see it out of concern, friends borrow your phone, or certain situations leave no choice. What to do?

A few ideas:
- Prepare a "clean" demonstration phone in advance, with no real assets on it
- If you must use your own phone, log out of all sensitive apps beforehand and disable two-factor authentication prompts
- Clearly refuse. You have the right to protect your assets’ security. It’s not being petty; it’s being responsible

Crypto assets are different from traditional assets. Once leaked, the loss is permanent. Protecting your phone is protecting your wealth.