Recently, interacting with airdrops is starting to feel a bit like dating: you think you’re filtering projects, but in reality a lot of them are just filtering the gas in your wallet and your patience. My approach is a little earthy: first check whether the contract and fund flows have any “human touch” (for example, active addresses aren’t all robotic one-stop shops), and then decide whether to click those few times. Also, don’t interact too regularly—if it’s too script-like, you’re more likely to get reverse-scammed. Don’t treat every “possible snapshot” like the last train. When FOMO hits and I feel carried away, I go take a quick look at the fund flows on the ETF side, and see whether that whole narrative about risk appetite in US is starting to set the rhythm again… To put it plainly, your emotions follow the market, and you’re more likely to make a slip. I stared at the charts until my eyes ached and my neck went stiff, so I’m calling it quits for now and will check what the on-chain data says again tomorrow.