Lately, I've really scaled back my target for airdrop interactions: before, I would try to complete the entire checklist at once, which made me more and more anxious, and I was also easily "front-run"—spending Gas, but the account still didn't have enough weight. Now I just pick two or three products I understand and am willing to use, click on them every few days, and don't force myself to do more just for screenshots. My mindset is more stable, and surprisingly, I can stick with it longer.

FOMO exists too, but I set a "mood indicator" for myself: when I start fantasizing "if I don't do this now, I'll miss out on life," I stop. I go draw a couple of sketches first, then come back to check if there are real users on the chain. By the way, watching the NFT royalty disputes blow up is also quite similar: creators want to get more, secondary markets want more liquidity. Honestly, everyone is just trying to find a balance where they don't get exploited but can survive... I'll just prioritize survival and take it slow.