Lately, someone has been watching the unlock calendar closely, worried that if staking unlocks trigger a sudden dump, they won’t be able to sleep… I, however, went ahead and did another kind of “unlock” first: the unlimited contract authorization—if I can revoke it, I will. Put simply, I can’t control how the market reflects things, but I can control who gets the door to my wallet.

Revoking permissions is like turning off the gas before bed for me: not doing it might not cause problems, but if something goes wrong, it’s very annoying. Especially the DApps I tried before, the airdrop pages, and the temporary cross-chain use—I always feel like authorization left behind means someone is secretly reaching into my pocket to fiddle with the keys.

I don’t need to be understood. After all, the habit is: use it and then take it back, scan the authorization list regularly, and keep a little less room for luck. That’s it for now.