My previous experience with airdrop interactions was quite intense; seeing others post screenshots, I couldn't help but go "back to school," but after a round on the chain, gas fees + a bunch of authorizations, I finally realized it was like helping the project do transaction laundering... Basically, I was getting rekt by my own FOMO.

Now I pay close attention to two things on the chain: where the money comes from and where it goes, whether there are a bunch of new wallets doing the same actions, and if the contract permissions require you to give unlimited authorization. Recently, staking and shared security have been hot topics; the compounded yields look attractive, but when nested too deep, you need to see clearly where the risks stack up—many people haven't really understood that. My habit is: keep small amounts if possible, reduce interaction frequency but keep it clean, and don't treat wallet permissions like lottery tickets just for "possible airdrops." Anyway, this market is like a mirror ball; what it reflects is mostly your greed and fear. I try to let the data suppress those emotions a bit.