The third time I saw a friend get their coins taken away due to "unlimited authorization," I really felt speechless.

Many people are fixated on the extreme funding rate issue, arguing in groups whether to reverse or keep squeezing the bubble.
I'm actually more worried about you chasing gains and losses while leaving the wallet key hanging outside...
To put it simply, authorization is giving the contract permission to open the door; click approve once and don't revoke it, and if the project team has an incident / front end gets hacked / you fall for a phishing scam, your assets could just walk away on their own.
My habit: revoke after use, or simply authorize a small amount, just like locking the door before sleep—no profit but fewer risks.
Anyway, I question the pump first, learn from the decline first, and don’t slack off on wallet security.