Someone asked me why I keep saying "don't give unlimited authorization for contracts," basically I'm not afraid of the market, but of getting liquidated in the middle of the night by a needle poke, and also afraid that one day I might click on a phishing link and have my wallet drained at a buffet. Revoking permissions is like sleeping: you don't do it and you won't die immediately, but if you keep delaying, something will go wrong, especially for someone like me who monitors large positions, I really don't have the energy to outsmart and fight with permissions...

Recently, there's been more talk about miner/validator income, MEV, unfair ordering, right? Retail investors feel like they’re always eating the tail gas. I’ll just control what I can: revoke permissions that I don’t use often, and if I need to use them, give a new limit. A small hassle for peace of mind. I can accept the market downturn, but if my permissions are stolen, I’d be so angry I’d lose sleep. That’s it for now, time to get some rest.