I was pretty into farming airdrops back then too—interact today and stake tomorrow, afraid of missing out on a wave. But now I’m even more afraid of getting “anti-roofed”: once the script runs and you’ve got a whole stack of wallets, the Gas gets burned, and in the end they just hand you a “Thanks for participating”… To be honest, I first ask myself: do I genuinely want to use this protocol, or do I just want to get free rewards?

Lately, that whole “stacked yield” thing from re-staking / sharing security has been causing quite a stir, with a bit of a nesting-doll vibe. My approach right now is to interact as little as possible, but genuinely: I use only the main wallet for core actions, and keep small accounts for testing. If I can check the rules on-chain, I’ll do that first (before token issuance, I’ll quickly scan for various anomalous trades and batch addresses, just to take a look). If the project team is even vague about the most basic anti-sybil logic, I’ll treat it as if I never saw it. FOMO—just ride it out; having a wallet that stays alive longer is stronger than anything else.