Lately I've been interacting with airdrops again, and the more I do it, the more it feels like walking a tightrope: afraid of missing out if I do nothing, afraid of being "re-rolled" if I act... I've now set strict rules for myself: only try small amounts, avoid granting unlimited permissions if possible, and after each interaction, quickly revoke the permissions to prevent waking up one day with an empty wallet in confusion. And for those tasks with a bunch of steps and really hype language, I’ll wait a couple of days first to see if there are a bunch of similar script addresses on the chain. If I really want to go for it, I’ll only do it once and won’t add more.

The recent excitement around modular, DA layer narratives has developers very hyped. As a user, I only care about two things: is it convenient to use, and will the transaction fees scare me off. FOMO hits hardest in the middle of the night. Anyway, when I see phrases like "last round" or "epic level," I first go get a glass of water to calm down, then confirm after I wake up. If I lose money, I’ll just see it as tuition, make a note of it, and not get carried away to add more funds.