Recently, I've come across a bunch of testnet incentive and points farming strategies, and everyone is guessing whether the mainnet will issue tokens. I also got the itch to click around a bit, but every time I see "Unlimited Authorization" on my wallet, I sober up a bit... To put it simply, this is like leaving your house keys at a stranger's door—it's fine normally, but if something goes wrong, it can get ugly.

I've now developed the habit: after interactions, I quickly revoke permissions, just like checking the door lock before bed. It’s a bit of trouble, but it’s peace of mind. Especially for those activities involving a bunch of new contracts and new frontends, don’t mind spending a few seconds.

What I fear most isn’t losing money, but waking up the next day to find my wallet drained at a self-serve restaurant, without even knowing which "random click" did it. Anyway, I take it slow, test with small amounts, and revoke permissions after completing tasks. No matter how hot the trend, don’t burn through your bottom line.