The Layer2s are arguing pretty fiercely. Personally, I don’t really care which one has higher TPS—I only look at which bridge has cheaper gas and which tasks can be stacked. Back to the main point, when it comes to avoiding getting farmed, I think there’s one core rule: don’t interact just for the sake of interacting. I’ve seen people deposit 0.01 ETH into every L2 and run through them all, only to end up paying more in gas than the airdrop was worth—just working for the miners. What I do is calculate the costs first: can the expected returns cover the fees and time involved? If I can’t work it out, I put it off. As for using multiple wallets, many people start by setting up dozens, only to end up with a mess—missing claims, using the wrong chain, mixing up private keys. The ways it can go wrong are even worse than getting farmed. My 50 wallets are currently split into three tiers: I only manage the key ones carefully, while I take a more casual approach with the rest. There’s no way they’ll all qualify anyway. To be honest, I’m not very good at controlling my FOMO either. When I see people in the group shouting “last day,” my hands still tremble. So I’ve set a hard rule for myself: I don’t check the group after 11 p.m.; if there’s something important, it can wait until tomorrow. That’s all for now.