Recently, I've started to get back into airdrop interactions. Honestly, it's about finding a comfortable spot between "not getting front-run" and "not getting caught up in the hype." My current approach is somewhat conservative: first, see what story the project is telling and whether anyone is actually using it, then try a small amount twice. If I can take screenshots, I do—just in case I need to appeal later, I’ll have some leverage. At the same time, I lower my expectations and treat the interaction as buying an observation ticket—don’t see every step as "miss it and it’s gone." But then I think, on-chain fairness in ordering is now being criticized, and with MEV messing things up, the feeling of miners/validators eating the meat and retail investors drinking the soup is pretty obvious… So I’m less fond of chasing those "must rush today" tasks. I’d rather go slow and diversify. Anyway, the worst part of being front-run isn’t losing money; it’s realizing you’re just contributing data and transaction fees. That’s all for now.