These days, I’ve been running tasks on various testnets to earn points, and the group is guessing every day whether the mainnet will launch tokens... Honestly, my first reaction to a new dApp isn’t to jump in, but to see what permissions it asks me to sign. Many contracts default to giving you “unlimited” access, which is convenient at first, but if something goes wrong later, it could be a total wipeout—waking up to a clean wallet, that’s just too crazy.



My current routine is: revoke permissions after use, just like brushing my teeth—if I don’t revoke, I feel uneasy. Anyway, switching chains and having multiple wallets, if something really goes wrong, you won’t even know which “casual click” triggered the trap. It’s a bit of trouble, but it’s definitely better than gambling with luck, everyone who understands knows what I mean.
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