Today I reviewed my wallet authorization records again, and I really felt a chill down my spine: back then, to save a little, I would often give "unlimited" permissions. I thought it was cool at the time, but later it was like sleeping with the door open—no way I could actually sleep. Honestly, you think you're trusting the project, but really you're gambling that you'll never click the wrong link, never encounter a contract upgrade, and never run into a phishing pop-up.

Lately, people keep comparing RWA and US Treasury yields to on-chain yield products. Seeing that makes me even more eager to tidy up my authorizations: whether the yields look stable or not, the real risk is having your "withdrawal permissions" hanging out somewhere else. Anyway, I now just revoke permissions after each interaction—spending a bit more gas is worth it, at least I can avoid checking the block explorer twice in the evening… for now.