I’m basically just someone who stares at the lending dashboard every day, but the airdrop side really straightened me out… Back then, whenever I heard “interaction,” I’d get an itch to go at it, but after getting rugged a few times, I finally understood: don’t treat yourself as the project’s “active users”—they might just be using you as traffic. Now I’ve set a simple, down-to-earth rule: only do the protocols I would use in the first place (lending/exchanging/cross-chain—there are only a few steps), keep the amounts so small that even if they get liquidated I won’t feel bad, and don’t make the frequency too regular. Don’t force yourself into actions with high slippage just to rack up more “interactions.” When I see news that compliance is getting stricter, or that certain regions are adding taxes, the expectations for deposits and withdrawals get tighter too, and that makes FOMO easier to trigger. I’ll force myself to stop for a day, wait until the emotions cool down, and then act… Either way, missing out on the airdrop just makes me bummed for two days at most—being trapped is what really gives you a lesson you remember long-term.