E2E Test Selection:
The changes are in useWithdrawTokenFilter.ts and its test file, located in app/components/Views/confirmations/hooks/pay/.

What changed: The hook now conditionally loads the full token catalog (includeNoBalance/includeAllTokens) only when: (1) it's a withdraw transaction AND (2) an allowlist is present. Previously it always loaded the full catalog. This is both a performance optimization and a correctness fix.

Impact analysis:

• The hook is used in pay-with-modal and useAutomaticTransactionPayToken, which are part of the Predictions withdraw flow (predictWithdraw transaction type).
• SmokePredictions: Directly affected - this hook handles the predictWithdraw transaction type. The token filtering logic for prediction withdrawals has changed, and the withdraw flow needs validation.
• SmokeConfirmations: Required per SmokePredictions tag description ("also select SmokeConfirmations - opening/closing positions are on-chain transactions"). The hook lives in the confirmations directory and affects the pay-with-modal used during confirmation flows.
• SmokeWalletPlatform: Required per SmokePredictions tag description ("also select SmokeWalletPlatform - Trending section"). Predictions is embedded in the Trending tab.

Risk: Medium - the logic change could affect which tokens appear in the withdraw token selector. If shouldLoadFullTokenCatalog is incorrectly false, users might not see allowlisted tokens with zero balance during withdrawals. The unit tests cover the new cases, but E2E validation of the actual withdraw flow is warranted.

Performance Test Selection:
The change modifies token loading behavior in the predict withdraw flow - it now avoids loading the full token catalog when not needed (optimization). The @PerformancePredict tag covers prediction market flows including deposit/withdraw flows and balance display. While the change is an optimization that should improve performance, it's worth validating that the predict flow performance is not negatively impacted by the conditional logic change.

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