1/ What it's like being a crypto native.

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A friend in discord tells you there's a Socket hack. If you don't revoke now, you could lose all your money.

3/ You go to revoke cash and start plugging in addresses - you have hundreds of addresses though - are you supposed to sift through them one by one? God what a hassle...race against time.

4/ Fortunately your addresses are safe. But this could happen again. You have a ton of things that could be revoked - should you spend an afternoon just revoking all access from your address? I guess so...prioritize the high value ones first.

5/ Oh god what is the revoke website doing with my addresses - are they keeping them private or do they now know my entire onchain net worth.

I'm never doing anything onchain again.
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Why can't our wallets auto-revoke for us...We need protection against bugs and phishing inside our wallets.

Don't get me wrong, there's no place I'd rather be. I'm all in on this onchain future and I'm being rewarded for alpha testing it.

Holy crap we have some problems to solve before this is ready for mainstream.

2/ You rack your brain for a time you've used Socket - wait, socket is a bridging protocol that could be used in any app - maybe you've used it without knowing - did you give it unlimited access to your tokens or not?