Permit Signatures (EIP-2612) Explained: Power and Risk
Permit Signatures (EIP-2612) Explained: Power and Risk Permit Signatures under EIP-2612 make ERC-20 approvals faster and smoother by letting users sign a message instead of sending a separate on-chain approve transaction. That power is real, but so is the risk. A permit can remove friction, save gas, and enable better UX, yet it can also
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