Been diving for a long time, but I still can't help but say: You guys are obsessing over yield stacking and that "nesting doll" controversy of re-staking every day, but the real risk of a crash often isn't the strategy—it's that pile of contract authorizations in your wallet still set to unlimited... To put it simply, it's like going to bed without washing your face—short-term nothing happens, but one day the project’s contract gets upgraded, the front end gets hijacked, you click the wrong thing once, and it's too late to regret.

My current habit is: revoke authorization after use, especially for unfamiliar DApps and cross-chain ones. It’s a bit of trouble, but at least I feel at ease. Whether I make alpha or not is another story; first, I want to block the "passive money drain." Anyway, I’d rather operate less than wake up in the middle of the night to see my assets wiped out.