In the past two days, people have been talking about the token unlock calendar and staking unlocks again, and the anxiety is quite contagious. But I’m actually more afraid of that kind of “invisible selling pressure.” In the past, just to make things easier, I would give unlimited authorization to contracts/DEXs—thinking I’d use it up and then leave. But the permissions were still just sitting there, like leaving the door unlocked.

Now, every time I switch protocols or try a new pool, the very first thing I do is revoke the authorization. It’s pretty much the same as turning off the lights and locking the door before bed—there’s not much of a sense of reward, but it can save me from a lot of regret. To put it plainly, the market can teach you ten thousand times, but it’s better to fill the pit yourself first. Today, I checked my wallet again and saw a few old authorizations still lying around… It’s a bit annoying. I clearly said to take it slow, so why is my hand still so lazy? For now, that’s it. I’ll revoke them and then go to sleep.