Lately I’ve seen a bunch of screenshots about “unlimited approvals” again, and I honestly can’t help but feel speechless. Put simply, you’re treating your wallet like a bank card, and you also casually tick the “spend freely” box—then you still expect the project team to never have any problems, the front end to never get hijacked, and yourself to never click the wrong link? The kind of thing where my heart drops if my TVL falls is exactly how I feel—but what I’m even more afraid of is this: you don’t even realize the money isn’t stolen; it’s transferred away because you “authorized” it yourself.

Revoking permissions is just like going to sleep: you don’t feel anything if you don’t do it right then, but if something goes wrong, it’s like you’re back to the Stone Age overnight. Especially now, the group is constantly comparing RWA and U.S. Treasury yields to on-chain yield products, and everyone’s chatting quite happily—but no matter how “stable” the returns are, if wallet permissions aren’t secure, it’s all useless. Anyway, every time I use it now, I just revoke it right after—yeah, it’s a bit more troublesome, but I can avoid nightmares. And don’t keep urging people to push transactions in the group—can we please lock the door first…