Recently, I saw someone’s wallet being "pickpocketed," and upon inspection, it was mostly old problems: granting unlimited approval to a contract as soon as it was authorized, which they had long forgotten. Basically, this is like locking the door before going to sleep; not locking it doesn’t necessarily cause trouble, but if something does happen, it’s very uncomfortable, and usually it’s not the current transaction’s problem, but the “Approve” that was casually clicked months ago.

My current habit is: revoke after use, especially those unfamiliar front-end interfaces or temporary activity pages, even if they looked quite legitimate at the time. Developers talk about modularization and DA layer narratives flying high, but many users are just constantly clicking confirm… neglecting the details makes it easy to be exploited. Anyway, I’d rather bother for two minutes than trade convenience for a restless night’s sleep.

I’m going to work now.