I'm now quite laid-back about airdrop interactions: I'd rather have less and slower, than get caught up in anti-rug pull tactics and end up with a FOMO mentality... The reason is simple, interaction is basically about competing with project teams and a bunch of script players for "tags." The more impatient you are, the easier it is to leave footprints like a check-in team-building event. In the end, when the list is out: Thanks for participating.

I usually pick two or three protocols I genuinely want to use, genuinely use, avoid multiple account switching, and not do dozens of transactions a day like "I really want an airdrop." I also set a gas limit for myself; once reached, I stop, to prevent getting too caught up. Recently, I've seen spot/futures funding rates become extreme enough to scare people, and in the group, people argue about reversal or continue to squeeze the bubble. I think when emotions run high, it's easy to click on interactions recklessly... Forget it, take it slow. Anyway, missing out isn't the first time.