Recently, people have started talking about "interacting to accumulate airdrops" again, and I'm actually quite conflicted: not participating for fear of missing out, but doing too much feels like working for the protocol and getting countered. My approach is a bit more cautious: first, check if the fee structure and routing are used by real users, whether the liquidity is ridiculously fragmented, and avoid a bunch of transactions that are just self-hype and volume farming; then only use the features I already know how to use, small amounts, taking it slow, and not forcing new chains or contracts just for "one more interaction." What annoys me most now is that there are too many phishing links, hardware wallets are out of stock, and I have to stop for three seconds to confirm the domain every time I click a link... Anyway, I avoid authorizing if I can, clear old authorizations when I have time, and if I miss out on an airdrop, so be it—losing money is even worse.