These days, I see people rushing into meme coins again, following celebrities and shouting a couple of words before rushing in. I feel a bit worried for new friends: no matter how the market rotates, the last move often hurts the most.

To talk about something more fundamental—about unlimited contract authorization—it's really as important as sleeping. If you haven't revoked it, you always feel like the door isn't locked, and you're uneasy.

I've now gotten used to: after interactions, I conveniently revoke permissions that I don't use often, like applying patches to the system. Small fixes are enough; there's no need to wait for a "big problem" to fix it.
Anyway, the on-chain traces are all there, so don't leave your future self in the hands of permissions that only require a couple of clicks... for now, that's how I'll do it.