Recently, a bunch of airdrop interaction tutorials are flying everywhere, and it's giving me a headache. To put it simply, don't think of yourself as a "free wool machine." First, develop good security habits: use a dedicated new account and wallet for interactions, and don't use your main wallet to join in the fun; before signing, pause for three seconds to see if it's an authorization or a transfer of assets, and the less unlimited authorization you give, the better. After interacting, conveniently turn off the authorization; otherwise, if you're exploited later, you'll think the chain is untrustworthy.

My mom asked me a couple of days ago, "Why don't you get more money just by clicking that button?" I just replied half-jokingly: Mom, clicking more might also be giving money to others...

As for FOMO, my principle is pretty simple: if you're afraid of missing out, it means you don't have the budget. Set a limit for yourself, treat interactions as paying tuition, and don't chase hot trends. Recently, NFT royalties have been a heated topic—creators want to earn more, and the secondary market complains about liquidity being stuck. Anyway, it often ends up being various "new rules" excuses to make you sign more times... Don't rush; slow is fast. That's all for now.