Lately, the kind of reposts in the group about "stablecoins being regulated / reserve audits going wrong / de-pegging happening, run quickly" have been flooding the chat. To be honest, after seeing so many, I just want to take a deep breath first... The more these situations happen, the easier it is to slip up and accidentally grant permissions. Giving unlimited access to a contract usually doesn't feel like a big deal, but once the protocol goes wrong or you click into a fake site, it's like forgetting to lock the door before sleeping: nothing happens now, but when you wake up, your room might be emptied.

I'm now used to this: revoke permissions after use, even if it takes a few extra minutes to confirm; if I don't have time, I wait until I think clearly before acting, and don't treat "unlimited" as the default option out of emotion. Anyway, assets are on the chain, and security often comes down to these small actions. That's all for now.