Recently, everyone has been watching staking unlocks and unlock calendars, afraid of waking up one day to a market crash that hits their own holdings. But honestly, some of the "selling pressure" isn't from the market; it's from the unlimited permissions you've granted in your wallet: you thought you just clicked confirm once, but the permissions stayed open, just like leaving a door unlocked.

Now I’m used to casually checking my permissions before bed; if I can revoke them, I do, to avoid being phished or having a contract issue affect me in the middle of the night. My goal has also become smaller: I no longer aim to organize everything perfectly, just to review my frequently used wallets and protocols, which makes it easier to stick to. Market fluctuations are beyond control, but at least I can ensure that "others can't move my assets at will." That’s all for now.