Recently, someone asked me again how to do airdrop interactions without getting scammed (being exploited). To put it simply, there are two points: don't treat “interactions” as investments, and don't see yourself as a robot. If you can avoid authorizations, don't authorize; if you must, use a secondary account + small amounts. I really don't engage in batch actions that look like studio behavior; every time I sign, I pause for two seconds to check if the permissions are “unlimited,” because I’ve been penalized for this kind of trap before and remember it to this day.

And then, don’t be led by FOMO. Seeing in the group chat that people are obsessing over extreme spot/derivative funding rates, while arguing whether to reverse or keep squeezing the bubble, my first reaction is: the more emotional you are, the easier it is to treat interactions as a lifeline. My approach is pretty simple: pick two or three projects each week, understand their mechanisms, teams, and contract audits before acting. If I don’t understand, I just skip it. Missing out is okay; do less, live more.