Last night, I checked the on-chain records and saw that a small site I’d connected half a year ago still had “unlimited approvals” enabled. I instantly came to my senses… I was about to go to sleep, but I forced myself to get up and click through my commonly used wallets one by one to revoke access. To put it plainly, this stuff is like a door key—you don’t really think about it day to day, but once it’s gone, you finally feel scared.

Recently, the funding rates are swinging to extremes, and the chat keeps going back and forth—will it flip or will it just keep squeezing out bubbles? Instead, I’m more concerned about this kind of “invisible risk.” I don’t know where the market will go, but keeping others from having backdoors through permissions is something I can control: revoke after you’re done, keep limits as small as possible, use separate wallets, and don’t connect your main wallet everywhere. Revoking approvals is like going to sleep—if you don’t do it, you won’t feel at ease.