Lately, I've been monitoring on-chain transactions until my eyes hurt, and I've found that many people are especially sensitive to the selling pressure from "unlock calendars" and "staking unlocks," but conversely, they are quite relaxed about unlimited contract authorizations... To put it simply, unlocks at most make you feel unhappy, while not revoking authorizations could really cause your account to be drained directly. Especially when it comes to batch transfers, routing through intermediaries, and then re-entering exchanges—once that process starts, it's too late to react. My habit is: after interactions, I conveniently revoke any unused authorizations, just like turning off the gas before bed—it's not reassuring if I don't do it. Anyway, fewer "saving trouble" shortcuts, more "peace of mind."