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Token Approval Checker

by @liusanhong

钱包授权管理工具，检查 ERC20/ERC721 代币授权风险，识别无限授权和高风险授权。每次调用收取 0.001 USDT。当用户提到"检查授权"、"撤销授权"、"Token Approval"、"高风险授权"、"MetaMask授权"时使用。Wallet authorization management to...

Versionv1.0.1
#crypto-defi#security#legal#productivity
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