I really didn't take it seriously before, just clicked "Unlimited Authorization" out of convenience, thinking it was easier and then lazy to manage later. Now I increasingly feel that this thing is like locking the door before going to sleep: not locking it might not cause trouble, but if something does happen, it could be a complete wipeout, especially when you have multiple tokens in your wallet.

Recently, there have been a bunch of new L1/L2 incentives to boost TVL, and everyone is mining while complaining "mining and selling," so I also switch pools and protocols back and forth. To be honest, this kind of high-frequency operation is the easiest way to pile up authorizations: old pools I no longer touch still have permissions attached, which is like leaving the key outside the door. Now my habit is: after claiming rewards / removing liquidity / quitting, I conveniently revoke authorization, spending a bit of gas as a peace of mind, sleeping more soundly. No matter how attractive the yield, I need to stay alive and get it in hand first.