Honestly, when I was recently cleaning up wallet approvals, I came across a bunch of early NFT projects and old chain game unlimited-allowance contracts… it really startled me. You don’t know whether they’ll be exploited by hackers someday, but at the time, just to save a bit of gas and avoid an extra click, I clicked “infinite approval” and then just didn’t deal with it.



Now, before I go to sleep, I have to check my approval list—like locking the door before bed—otherwise I can’t sleep at ease. I’m not even sure if I’m overthinking it, but honestly, this kind of silent vulnerability is more unsettling than a market crash.

Over the past couple of days, watching the back-and-forth over TPS and subsidies between Layer2s, I’ve been thinking: maybe once everyone cools down, people will care more about what really needs to be “re-staked” in these core infrastructures—security awareness and approval habits.
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