Seeing a bunch of people still chase those yield aggregators with ridiculously high APY—like the kind with triple-digit annualized returns—I honestly feel pretty helpless. Contract permissions, the underlying assets, counterparty risk controls—when you’re staring at the yield numbers, you basically don’t think about them, but **only react when things blow up**. I personally don’t touch this stuff; I’d rather hang out in stablecoin pools and earn single-digit returns—at least the liquidity is there, and I can exit anytime.

Recently, hardware wallets have been out of stock, phishing links are also running rampant, and it feels like everyone’s security awareness has actually loosened up. Anyway, I regularly review token approvals; for protocols I’m not using, I revoke them first. Even if it costs just a few bucks in gas fees, I’ll treat it as insurance. I revoked the approvals first—don’t wait until something happens to remember.