Recently, I saw someone make a quick trade with a contract, and instead of getting liquidated, their wallet was "snatched away"... Honestly, many times it's not that your skills are lacking, but that you previously gave unlimited permissions and forgot about it. Revoking permissions is as important as sleeping: if you don't do it, you'll always feel anxious; if you do, you might not make a profit, but at least you won't get taken out in the middle of the night.

I thought I was usually quite cautious, but a couple of days ago, I checked my authorization list and found an old DApp still with unlimited permissions, which I impulsively granted last year... I broke out in a cold sweat on the spot. Now I set a rule: every time I switch to a new project or the market is too excited and I want to go all in, I first clear out the old permissions, then place my order. Otherwise, my impulsiveness could easily set a trap for myself.

Recently, everyone has been talking about staking unlocks, token unlock calendars, and the selling pressure anxiety is at its peak. I think, on-chain "unlock" you can't control, but the "unlock" of wallet permissions you can control. First, control what you can, and if you lose, at least you can turn off your computer and go for a walk.