Recently, I've seen everyone interpret the correlation between ETF fund flows, risk appetite in the US stock market, and the rise and fall of the crypto market. I also glance at it, but honestly, no matter how much macro analysis I do, it can't stop that "unlimited authorization" in your wallet from lurking as a hidden danger... This thing is like handing the house key to the delivery guy and casually saying, "Feel free to come in if you want."

My current habit is: after using a certain protocol or claiming an airdrop, I revoke the permissions right away, just like turning off the gas before bed—troublesome indeed, but peace of mind is truly worth it. Especially with some projects that switch contracts later or have flashy front-ends, you simply don't know who you are actually giving access to. Anyway, I prefer to do fewer transactions rather than wake up one day to find my taco platter has been taken away.