Today I was reminded again: don't slip up and set the contract authorization to "unlimited," that stuff is like leaving the house key at the door... It’s fine to use it temporarily, but if something really goes wrong, I won’t be able to sleep. Anyway, every time I try a new protocol now, I do a small test with a one-time wallet, and after using it, I conveniently revoke the authorization—it's like turning off the lights and locking the door before bed, no worries. Recently, the discussions about rate cut expectations and the dollar index have been pretty noisy; risk assets fluctuate with the mood, tightening and loosening, and the more these times, the more you shouldn’t leave yourself vulnerable. My colleague even joked, “You revoke authorizations more diligently than I delete shopping carts,” fine, at least if I lose money, it won’t be from old authorizations stealing my house. That’s all for now.