Recently, I've been looking at some new L1/L2 incentive activities again, and everyone is rushing while complaining "dig, sell," but what I’m more worried about is another small issue: the contract is authorized with unlimited permissions, and then it’s forgotten. To put it simply, it’s like sleeping with the lights on—convenient now, but potentially nerve-wracking later.

Many times, it’s not that the project is necessarily bad, but that the permission in your wallet that says "spend my money freely" is too broad. Especially after interacting with multiple pools, cross-chain activities, NFT minting, and the like, authorizations accumulate like dust—getting more and more. My current habit is: revoke permissions after use, and clean them up every few days; if I really want to keep some, I try not to give unlimited permissions. It’s okay to take it slow; sleeping soundly is more valuable.