Not pretending, the issue of contract authorization for unlimited permissions is like "not setting your phone alarm": you save two seconds now, but you might not be able to sleep the whole night later. Many people just click approve and walk away, since there's no immediate token deduction, but the permissions are still hanging there. If the project team switches contracts, the front end gets hijacked, or the admin makes a mistake, your money becomes "available balance." I now get into the habit of revoking permissions after use; it's a bit more trouble, but at least my mental account is clear.

Recently, seeing the spiral collapse of inflation + studio + token prices in blockchain games, I realize even more: don't expect the system to be kind; incentives can change faster than you think. This invisible debt of authorization should be repaid early so you can sleep soundly.