Recently, airdrop interactions really turned me into a "Lending Dashboard PTSD"… On one hand, I'm afraid of being front-run (interacting for half a day and ending up with a witch or blacklisted), on the other hand, I’m afraid of missing out. My clumsy method is: first, calculate the cost—gas + the risk of being authorized to be exploited—if it exceeds this threshold, I just ignore it; I also layer my wallets, don’t connect the main wallet randomly, avoid unlimited authorizations if possible, and after interacting, conveniently revoke the authorizations, otherwise, after watching too many liquidation waterfalls, I’m really worried I might get caught in one myself. Then, don’t be influenced by the "everyone is刷" rhythm, especially now with the hot discussions about rate cuts expectations and the US dollar index, where risk assets rise and fall together, and when emotions run high, FOMO is easier. To put it simply, what can be done steadily is the process and risk control, not the illusion that "interacting = guaranteed." Forget it, I won’t talk anymore, I’m going to refresh the interest rate panel again…