Recent airdrop season has heated up again, and task platforms' anti-witchcraft and point-based systems make everyone feel like clocking in at work. I see that the most common concern isn't "what task to do today," but rather "should I give this DApp unlimited permissions." To put it simply, unlimited permissions are like copying your wallet's keys and leaving them on the table; usually, 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, the consequences are no longer just "losing some gas."

My current habit is similar to locking the door before sleep: after completing interactions, I conveniently revoke permissions, especially for old contracts, those I haven't used in a long time, or with excessively large limits. Spending a few extra seconds can prevent waking up one day to find your balance has been "automatically drained"... Anyway, earning tokens can be slower, but don't leave your wallet exposed. We'll talk more next time.