Recently, I saw someone get their wallet drained because they granted an "unlimited" contract authorization. Sigh... I don't want to scare myself, but this matter is really as important as sleeping: if you don't revoke permissions, you might think the lights are off, but the door is still open. Usually, when switching chains or participating in an event, clicking "Approve" feels so smooth that you end up not remembering who you authorized in the end. Over on Layer 2, people are arguing daily about TPS, fees, and subsidies, but I'm actually more concerned: no matter how fast and cheap it is, without proper permission management, it's all useless.

I'm not regretting the outcome, but I regret that I felt uneasy at the time and didn't bother to clear the old authorizations. From now on, I’ll treat it as part of low-frequency rebalancing—check the authorizations periodically, revoke the unused ones, and sleep more peacefully.