I used to click on links with the hope of "just taking a quick look," and I was too lazy to carefully review the authorization step, especially when encountering new minting or whitelist situations—one slip of the hand and I’d give away unlimited permissions. Now I increasingly realize that revoking permissions is as important as sleeping: not to appear cautious, but to let my brain give myself a break. With blockchain stuff, you think closing the webpage ends it? Actually, permissions are still lying there; if the project team gets hacked or the contract has issues, the blame could directly fall on your balance.

Recently, I heard that some regions are tightening and loosening taxes and compliance measures alternately, making deposit and withdrawal expectations unsettling… The more this happens, the less I want to leave hidden risks for myself. Anyway, I now basically revoke permissions right after minting, leaving a habit of "use and remove," to avoid waking up in the middle of the night and remembering I still have unlimited permissions open. That’s how it is for now.