Contract authorization is really like sleeping: you can live without turning on the lights or locking the door, but you always feel like something might go wrong someday… Especially those "unlimited" authorizations, which basically mean handing over the keys to your wallet’s faucet. No matter how secure the project team claims to be, it can’t prevent future contract upgrades, front-end hijacking, or you clicking the wrong button once. Recently, those new L1/L2s have started offering incentives to attract TVL, and everyone is rushing while complaining about mining and selling. I, for one, care more about whether the authorization list is getting longer and longer.

My biggest fear isn’t losing money, but waking up to find assets transferred out and having to write an apology statement like "How did I click that confirm back then?" Now, my habit is: revoke after use, give as much authorization as possible, even if it means paying a few more transaction fees, at least I can sleep more soundly at night. Let’s start with that.