Recently, I’ve been analyzing the miner income curve again, fluctuating like tides… It casually reminded me of airdrops: too aggressive interaction can easily lead to being anti-scammed, but being too restrained makes me afraid of missing out. My approach is pretty simple—consider myself a “paying user” rather than a “gold digger,” only interact with protocols I can clearly explain, use a little if I can, and don’t turn my wallet into a trash heap just to increase transaction counts. I also keep an eye on costs—Gas plus fees stacked up—honestly, it’s a bit like the “hidden expenses” in inflation narratives, sneaking past unnoticed. The macro discussions about rate cut expectations, the dollar index, and risk assets going haywire are quite noisy, but the more chaotic it gets, the less I want to get caught up; when the market gets volatile, I lower my interaction frequency, preferring to go slower. Regarding wallet security, there are three key points: don’t touch new things with your main wallet, revoke permissions after use, and review links three times. Honestly, what I don’t regret is… treating “doing less” as discipline, not missing out. That’s all for now.