Recently, I saw someone testing network incentives and刷积分, repeatedly granting authorization to their wallet. Whether the mainnet will issue tokens is still a guess, so they just handed out permissions first... I used to do the same before, but I was educated by an "unlimited authorization" incident, and it really kept me awake at night. Others think clicking confirm is the end, but in reality, you're leaving the keys in someone else's hands. If the contract really has issues or gets phished, assets can be stolen faster than you can react.

Now, after each interaction, I make a point to revoke permissions, just like locking the door before bed. It’s more trouble, but it greatly reduces anxiety. Honestly, I’d rather miss out on some airdrops than risk losing my bottom line for a little bit of expected gains... Anyway, having experienced zeroing out before, I just want to stay alive first.