Lately I’ve been second-guessing whether I should go do more “interactions.” With all this airdrop stuff, I’m most afraid of two things: first, getting front-run (rugged) and then having the transaction fees end up going to waste with nothing to show for it; second, getting more and more hooked on it myself, starting to FOMO—doing tasks even though I don’t really believe in them… My current “cheap and simple” approach is: only touch ecosystems I’m willing to use long-term; even if there’s no airdrop, I don’t really mind. Every time I interact, I set a small personal budget—“how much gas I’m willing to spend at most”—and I stop if I go over. After all, no matter how often I run it, it may not actually count. And one more thing: don’t see on-chain yield products and treat them as “alternative to US bonds.” The RWA narrative is pretty hot, but the risks behind high or low yields aren’t the same. I’d rather move a bit slower—don’t turn my wallet into a trash heap just for a few percentage points. That’s it for now—whether I do more or not, don’t take it too seriously.