Recent airdrop season has heated up again, task platforms are anti-witchcraft and point systems make everyone work like clocking in at a job. What I see most isn't “what task to do today,” but rather “should I give this DApp unlimited authorization or not.” Basically, unlimited authorization is like copying your wallet keys and leaving them on someone else's desk; normally it's fine, but if there's a bug in the contract, the project team has messy permissions, or you click on a phishing site, it’s not just “losing a bit of gas” anymore.

My current habit is similar to locking the door before sleep: after completing interactions, I conveniently revoke permissions, especially for old contracts, those not used for a long time, or with excessive limits. Spending ten more seconds can save you from waking up one day to find your balance “automatically drained”… Anyway, grinding can be slower, but don’t leave your wallet exposed. Talk again next time.