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Recently, I've seen people interpret large on-chain transfers and hot/cold wallet movements on exchanges as "smart money," and I do take a look at them. But honestly, no matter how smart the money is, it can't save you if you give out your authorization carelessly. Especially with contracts that have "unlimited" permissions—clicking through to authorize just for convenience is like leaving the house key under the doormat; when something goes wrong, there's no time to react.
My current habit is: check once before opening a position, revoke permissions after closing, just like locking the door before bed—nothing technical, just reducing uncertainty. When the market is volatile, I adjust my stop-loss levels, but permissions—if not revoked—are not just fluctuations; they are hidden dangers... That's all for now.