The most easily overlooked yet most profitable capability in Sunwukong DEX is actually "delegation hygiene." Many people complete their trades and leave, but their authorizations remain pending, essentially leaving risk exposure on-chain. The irreversibility of DEXs means that the larger, longer, and more dispersed the authorizations, the more likely you are to pay the price for any oversight in the future. Making authorization management a hygienic habit is more important than chasing market trends. A more stable approach is to establish a fixed cycle: test new protocols with small amounts first; only authorize necessary amounts; immediately check and reclaim unnecessary authorizations after a trade; fix frequently used routes to reduce on-the-spot operations; and clean up historical authorizations weekly. The cycle isn't complex, but the key is to "execute it every time." With consistent execution, you'll find your mindset more stable, your rhythm more controllable, and your participation more sustainable. Trading is essentially a set of quality management processes for repetitive actions. By ensuring proper authorization hygiene, you proactively mitigate many irreversible risks, naturally leading to long-term advantages. @JustinSun #TronEcoStars @sunwukong_DEX