I'm currently pretty cautious about airdrop interactions: it's possible to do, but don't consider yourself "guaranteed to get it." Anyway, after being countered a few times, I learned my lesson—divide your wallets into layers, keep the main wallet untouched, and use a small account for interactions. Only keep enough funds for transaction fees and a little bit of trial and error costs, don't just pour everything in out of excitement.

Recently, there's been more discussion about whether stacking yields from re-staking and shared security is just "nesting dolls," and my feeling is that the more you stack, the easier it is to accumulate risk... I haven't received the airdrop yet, so I'm waiting for contract/authorization/rule changes first. Right now, I focus on those with relatively clear rules and controllable costs, and immediately revoke authorization after completing the interaction—don't leave it to be a hidden mine for myself. FOMO will definitely still exist, but I'd rather miss out than stay up until dawn cursing myself for being too eager.