Every time I see someone rushing to use new L1/L2 incentives to pull TVL, my first reaction isn’t to mine—I check whether there’s still an “infinite approval” sitting in my wallet that hasn’t been revoked. To put it bluntly: no matter how annoying mining, buying, or selling is, it only costs you a bit of emotional frustration. But once “infinite approval” collides with a malicious contract or a front end that gets hijacked, it’s basically you turning your balance into a self-serve buffet.

Don’t tell me, “I only approved once,” or “I’m using a big project.” On-chain timestamps don’t lie: an approval is valid long-term unless you manually revoke it. The logic is the same as brushing your teeth before bed, locking the door, and revoking approvals. Also, I treat complexity like an enemy: you don’t have to remember a bunch—by default, revoke after you’re done. If you truly need to approve again, just do it once more. I’d rather click a few extra times than wake up one day to find I only have a screenshot on-chain left.