You connect a wallet to a casino, play for an evening, and disconnect. The connection is gone from your wallet interface. The permission you granted is not.
Token approvals live on-chain; they persist until you manually remove them, and disconnecting a site does nothing to them. Anyone who has tried five or six platforms over a year is carrying permissions from all of them.
How the Pile Builds Up
Six steps, and none of them looks like a mistake at the time.
A platform asks for approval before it can move a token. This is standard and unavoidable. A contract cannot touch your USDT until you authorise it, so the request itself is legitimate.
The request is usually for an unlimited allowance. Most platforms default to this because it makes repeat use smoother: approve once, transact many times, no repeated prompts. Convenient for the platform, and it grants access to your entire balance of that token indefinitely.
You approve it because the alternative is friction. Decl
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