Recently, I’ve been laughing a bit while going through airdrop tutorials... To put it simply, interaction is like cooking with added ingredients; don’t just pour in chili pepper because you see someone else doing it. My approach is to first draw a “stop-loss line” at the wallet level: keep the main wallet untouched, use a small wallet as a tasting plate; only allocate enough for one meal’s worth of spending, save on gas and approvals whenever possible. When I see those that ask for unlimited approvals and push you to add more funds, I just turn off the stove. Don’t perform a bunch of meaningless operations just to avoid being front-run; more on-chain traces don’t necessarily make you look like a “real user,” but rather like a bot clocking in. Recently, developers are excited about modular/DA layer discussions, but ordinary users only care about two things: am I providing liquidity fuel for others, and where’s the exit? Anyway, I’d rather earn less than wake up in the middle of the night to find my wallet emptied. What about you?