OldBlackVelvetKey

17,585 units are not a numbers game; they are actual supply locked into the vault.

Recently, I've seen a bunch of people’s wallets being "mysteriously" emptied again. Basically, many of them just authorized a contract back then, still with unlimited permissions, and then forgot about it. Revoking permissions is like sleeping: you can stay up all night, but don’t make it a habit; same with authorizations—if you don’t revoke after use, trouble will eventually come.
My current approach is: try small amounts first for new projects, set specific limits when authorizing, and after interaction, conveniently revoke it. It’s a hassle, but it helps me sleep better at night. Especially

Recently, doing tasks on task platforms really feels a bit like clocking in at work: today it’s this, tomorrow I have to fill that in, and the day after that I need to post a push notification screenshot… Basically, it’s using time to exchange for “scores,” and you always have to worry about getting cut off by a witch. Once the new L1/L2 came in and incentives started driving TVL, the guys in the group started complaining again about “mining to sell,” and I get it. In any case, the wool has become KPIs.
Not long ago, a project asked me to connect my main wallet to do signatures. I couldn’t und