Recently, the excitement around testnet incentives has picked up again, and the group is asking every day, "Will the mainnet launch tokens or not"… To be honest, the hotter it gets, the easier it is to be caught off guard. My approach is to treat interactions as "cost-controlled bets": first, check if the project structure and token distribution leave room for the community, then see if the unlock schedule is just dumping on people from the start; if both are vague, don’t force it just for points.

Interactions shouldn’t be excessive either; stable frequency is more like a real person than a one-time rush; wallet layering is important—use only basic actions with your frequently used accounts, and don’t authorize your main wallet everywhere. When I see the token expectations being hyped up too high, I tend to lower my exposure—better to miss out than to treat transaction fees as tuition.

Next time, I plan to pick only two or three projects with the clearest logic for “slow interactions.” Are you more worried about missing out now, or more worried about being exploited for traffic?