Just woke up and checked my wallet permissions, and I found that I previously gave the contract unlimited access to save two steps... Basically, it's like staying up all night without sleeping; when nothing happens, everything's fine, but when an issue arises, it's all regret. Revoking permissions isn't about "ups and downs," but it can help you sleep better: turn off all the unused, temporary, or unreadable permissions—less luck involved.

Recently, we've been discussing rate cut expectations, the US dollar index, and how risk assets sometimes rise together and sometimes fall together. I’m not sure how the market will perform, but permissions—these "backdoor" access—have nothing to do with macroeconomics. The more volatile it gets, the more they should be tightened. Anyway, I now scan them once a week, treating it like brushing my teeth.