I just went through wallet authorizations again and realized that last month I casually gave "unlimited" access to complete a task. Thinking about it now, it's really quite ridiculous... To put it simply, authorization is like handing over the keys to your door—you go to sleep, and the door is still open. Revoking permissions is just as important as sleeping: not doing it won't cause immediate problems, but when something does go wrong, it’s usually when you're not watching the market, not checking the group chat, or not reacting in time.

Recently, social mining and fan tokens are always shouting "attention is mining," right? I’ve been bombarded with push notifications, links, signatures, and authorizations, and the frequency only increases. The more this happens, the more I need to make "revoke after interaction" a muscle memory. I’ve already added it to my checklist: before finishing work each day, check for new authorizations, and if something looks off, revoke it—better to be a little more trouble than sorry.

As for that question, "Can attention be mined?" I wouldn’t dare say for sure. Just don’t lose the keys randomly first. Do you usually revoke once a week, or do you revoke immediately after each interaction?