Recently, airdrop interactions are both hilarious and infuriating: in the group people shout “If you don’t claim it, you’ll miss out for a lifetime,” and meanwhile the wallet authorization list looks like a year-end statement… These days I basically start by checking the concentration of my holdings. If it’s too concentrated, then before the airdrop even arrives, the project team or whales will “anti-scoop”/reverse-grift it away—like they’re farming the farm—and the whole “grass-harvest” FOMO flavor is just too strong, so I bail. This AI Agent and automated trading wave is the same: the storytelling hypes it up as if they’ll make money for you, but in reality, a bunch of scripts are just randomly clicking around on-chain, and nobody talks about the security details. If something goes wrong, it’s just “DYOR.”

Anyway, that’s my rule: use a secondary account for interactions, set the limits low, and revoke permissions once they’re used up. I’d rather get less than hand my main wallet over to be a teaching example. Those few minutes of FOMO are the most expensive.