Recently, I saw a bunch of people discussing airdrop interactions. To be honest, the biggest fear isn't missing out, but realizing that you're just helping the project do transaction farming. My approach is pretty simple: first ask myself, "Would I be willing to use it once without expecting an airdrop?" If not, then forget it—don't force yourself to complete tasks. When FOMO kicks in, keep the interaction frequency to a minimum, prefer doing less but cleaner: don't authorize your address randomly, don't give unlimited allowances, and if the bridge and contracts are from established platforms, don't chase after new tricks... Anyway, the money is on the chain, and if something goes wrong, no one will call customer service for you. Also, recently, the staking unlocks and unlock calendars have been repeatedly discussed. Everyone is anxious about sell pressure, but I prefer to think: don't take "future token issuance" as a hedge against risk. First, figure out how much you can afford to lose before confirming.