Recently reviewing wallet authorization records, I found that I had previously granted several contracts "unlimited" access to save trouble. At the time, I thought I’d just use it once and then revoke... but it’s still active. Basically, it’s like not turning off the lights before sleeping: it may not cause immediate problems, but it just doesn’t feel secure. If a vulnerability or phishing attack happens, the blame could easily fall on you.

Especially lately, with staking, shared security, and compounded yields being criticized as "nested," I’m even more hesitant to give permissions freely. No matter how attractive the returns are, layering them on top of each other makes it impossible to predict which layer might cause issues. Anyway, I now revoke permissions right after use—better to take two extra minutes, at least I can sleep peacefully at night.

Next time, I plan to regularly review and revoke permissions every weekend... Do you usually revoke immediately after use, or do you accumulate a bunch and handle them all at once?