I just stopped to have a late-night snack, and I casually checked my wallet authorizations again. I found that, to save time back then, I’d granted a few contracts “unlimited” allowances. Now that I think about it, it’s almost the same as not locking the door… When the market heats up, people are more likely to act impulsively. Taking two seconds to pull the permissions back is far more reassuring than opening another trade. Especially these days, everyone’s been talking about rate-cut expectations, the US Dollar Index, and how risk assets move up and down together—when things are in this rhythm, I’m even more afraid my head will overheat and I’ll misclick a link. To put it plainly: revoking authorizations is just as important as going to sleep. If you don’t do it, you might be fine—but if something goes wrong even once, it’ll be too late to regret. Tonight, I’ll stop trading for now, clear out all authorizations, and then sleep.