You once granted a DeFi treasury permission to a protocol in one go. You only saw an “Approve” button, and afterward you remembered there were neither allowance limits nor a time window—and it was already too late to revoke. This isn’t because you weren’t vigilant; it’s because your wallet didn’t provide boundary-setting tools. Newton Protocol builds scoped/revocable permissions into pre-transaction checks: using Rego rules to restrict the transferable amount, an address whitelist, and an expiration time. Only when all checks pass does it generate an attestation to grant access. Now on the Newton Mainnet Beta, every transaction driven by $NEWT must include this proof. Authorization is no longer just “all or nothing,” but something that can be proven, constrained, and revoked. The authorization logic for #Newt has already been written from the documentation into the transaction path. @NewtonProtocol