The wallet still confirms that it’s hiding the most information users need.
The article says the wallet confirmation screen shows acceptable performance in displaying gas fees, but falls short in disclosing potential risks. Users typically can only see tokens, contracts, and a “Approve” button, making it difficult to understand how much the contract may be able to move, whether permissions have expired, whether the contract is upgradeable, which assets are exposed, and how to revoke permissions before something goes wrong. The author suggests providing a simple worst-case preview before signing, such as “This contract can move all of your USDT before access is revoked,” which is more useful than hex data and gas estimates.



