Recently, I saw someone directly give unlimited contract authorization again, and I’ve done it myself... At the time, I just thought "I'll use it once anyway," but the authorization stayed for several months, which made me feel pretty uneasy. Honestly, giving authorization is like handing over your house keys; if the project team is harmless, it’s fine, but if the contract gets hacked or the front end is hijacked, waking up might mean more than just losing a little.

Now, with RWA, US bond yields, and on-chain yield products being compared, I care more about "who can move my assets behind the yield." Forget about high or low interest rates for now; don’t give out permissions randomly. My noise reduction strategy is pretty simple: less following KOLs, more checking who I’ve authorized in my wallet, revoke permissions after use—like locking the door before bed, troublesome but reassuring.