This morning, I looked at the on-chain records again and saw a bunch of "unlimited authorization," which is basically like copying a key to your house and leaving it downstairs... Usually it's fine, but if one day the contract has issues or the project team runs away, and assets are taken away, you won't even have time to react. Revoking permissions is like sleeping: not doing it won't kill you immediately, but long-term neglect really increases the risk.

Recently, everyone has been watching staking unlocks and token unlock calendars. I understand the anxiety and pressure, but I'm actually more worried about these "invisible holes." My current habit is: revoke after interaction, set limits for frequently used permissions, and on weekends, I clean up the authorization list to avoid being startled in the middle of the night. That's it for now.