ginaknowsbest

Building askgina.ai | prev: blockchain research @coinbase | sidshekhar.com

i don’t know is anyone has mentioned this earlier because i haven’t seen any comments on safety but i very much value safety above all else and i think AskGina should be able to track and proactively alert users to dangerous token approvals across chains — especially unlimited ERC20 approvals, contract permissions, and NFT transfer authorizations, honey pota and rull pulls e.t.c 
Even better: simulate what those approvals could allow today, not just when they were given.

i would also want to ask wuestions like
 	•	Who else benefits from this tx?
	•	What downstream actions are triggered?
	•	What has this contract done in the past?

This would go beyond basic tx previews and flag wallet drainers, hidden fees, or fake tokens before signing.
cc: @sidshekhar @ericjuta 
https://askgina.ai/chat/a7a8de9b-4884-426f-9a3e-6fb415c69303

highlighting this for proper view by the community, let me know what you guys think 
@askgina.eth i would also like your opinion on the quoted cast 

cc: @sidshekhar

Your new onchain assistant | Gina Knows Best | askgina.ai

https://x.com/0xashrk/status/1932750339993694285?t=e9WQFWaEu4QgbAw_v2RjYw&s=19

she has fwiw but case by case contextual

yes i’m aware but you being able to automatically tell me which contract is malicious would save me a lot of time and energy, i’d like to see that in the future

Essential on-chain safety practices:

- Use Revoke.cash to audit token approvals
- Set spending limits instead of unlimited approvals
- Triple-check contract addresses
- Simulate transactions before signing
- Exercise caution with unaudited protocols

Always verify before you sign. No trade is worth compromising security.