Everyone understands this: airdrops are half incentives and half a net that entangles emotions… I’m trying to treat “interaction” like drawing geometry—keep the lines as simple as possible. For new projects, I only do the minimal closed-loop moves (deposit/exchange/withdraw), keep wallets separate, make small amounts multiple times without chasing volume. Once tasks start to feel like clocking in, it’s easier to get anti-snipe’d, so I just stop. Lately, staking- and token-unlock calendars are brought up every day to scare people, so I don’t want to force it anymore anyway—selling-pressure anxiety is contagious. To put it plainly: I’d rather miss out than turn my on-chain trail into graffiti just for a few tickets. That’s it for now.