No. Connected wallets usually only provide address and network information; when it comes to asset transfers or authorizations, the signature must be explicitly confirmed by you in the wallet.
First confirm that the current network of the wallet is consistent with the network supported by the target protocol, and prepare the assets used by the network to pay Gas. The transaction may not be submitted when there is insufficient handling fee or balance; when the network is congested, check the wallet estimate and transaction status first to avoid repeated submissions.
It may be related to insufficient gas, network congestion, slippage settings, insufficient balance, or unmet contract conditions. Transaction parameters and target network should be checked before deciding whether to try again.
It is recommended to first confirm the official contract address, scope of authority, asset flow, fees, exit path and protocol risks. Do not make decisions based solely on the rate of return or interface prompts.
The proposal threshold, voting rights and execution methods of different protocols are determined by their respective governance rules. First read the official governance instructions and check the proposal number, voting time and execution conditions; on-chain voting and execution records can be checked through the block browser of the corresponding network.
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