In the past, I used the new protocol, clicked "approve" and then left, thinking that everything on the chain was pretty transparent anyway. Now I really don’t dare to be so casual: unlimited authorization is like giving someone the keys to your house and stuffing them in your pocket—usually fine, but if something goes wrong, it’s really embarrassing. Revoking permissions is as important to me as sleeping; if I don’t do it, I’ll be worried all the time.

Recently, I’ve seen Layer 2 projects arguing about TPS, fees, and subsidies. I also get itchy to try new pools, but the more "routes" there are, the tighter I need to keep my backpack: revoke after use, use small amounts when possible, don’t treat your main wallet as an experiment. Honestly, the profit map can have many routes, but don’t let an unlimited authorization block your way home.