Recently, I saw someone’s contract being “stolen,” and upon checking the authorization, it was still set to unlimited from a few months ago… I really can’t believe it. The unlimited setting was chosen confidently at the time, but if something actually goes wrong later, you won’t even have a place to cry. Basically, it’s like leaving a door key outside all the time. Now I’ve basically developed a habit: revoke permissions after use, just like turning off the lights before bed—if I don’t do it, I feel uneasy.

These days, everyone compares RWA and U.S. Treasury yields to various “on-chain yield products,” and they all look pretty attractive. But don’t forget, there’s an extra layer of risk on the chain: permissions. No matter how high the yield, if the authorization isn’t managed properly, it’s like handing your wallet over to a stranger—losing money even faster. Anyway, I’d rather miss out on some price swings than wake up in the middle of the night to text messages and find my assets gone… It’s a bit outrageous. That’s all for now.