Recently, I saw someone’s wallet being "snatched" again, and it turned out to be mostly old problems: granting unlimited permissions to a contract as soon as it’s authorized, which I had long forgotten. Basically, this is like locking the door before sleep—if you don’t lock it, nothing may happen, but if something does, it’s really uncomfortable, and usually it’s not the current transaction that causes the problem, but that “Approve” you casually clicked months ago.

My current habit is: revoke permissions after use, especially on unfamiliar frontends or temporary event pages, even if they look quite legitimate at the time. Developers talk a lot about modularization and DA layer narratives, but many users are just constantly clicking confirm… without paying attention to the details, it’s easy to be exploited. Anyway, I’d rather spend two extra minutes on the hassle than trade convenience for a sleepless night.

I’m going to work now.