Recently, I've been exploring various "interaction routes," partly to avoid missing airdrops and partly to prevent being exploited again. Honestly, I just don't want to become a liquidity charity. My approach is pretty simple: first, check if the project has a clear unlocking/staking unlock schedule. I also consider the recurring release calendar that causes selling pressure anxiety. I don't want to accumulate a bunch of points only to get a lesson when the tokens are unlocked. When it comes to interactions, I control costs: set a budget for each chain, and stop if I go over; if a step can be done in one go, I don't split it into ten to boost presence. Also, don't get caught up in the "last week sprint" hype. Anyway, I prefer to do less but do it cleanly. FOMO is the biggest reason people find excuses for themselves.