Lately, my mindset about airdrops has kind of “updated”: before, when I saw a new project, I’d want to click on it right away, afraid of missing out; now it’s more like I check the permissions first and then open the door—whether I can avoid getting countered. I go through the worst-case scenario first. As for my interactions, I’ll keep them within the range of “being able to explain clearly why I’m doing this.” Sure, I’m open to the possibility, but don’t turn myself into some robot that clocks in every day… Anyway, I’m really afraid of feeding both my gas and my time to nothing.

Also, regarding deposits and withdrawals: recently, in some regions, taxes have been tightened and compliance has been adjusted—tighten for a while, then loosen again—making expectations really unstable. No matter how smoothly the money moves on-chain, once it actually needs to be cashed out, it suddenly hits a snag. The moment this kind of uncertainty shows up, people are even more likely to FOMO. My approach is a bit cowardly: I’d rather scoop up less, and I won’t bet every route on “it’ll definitely be able to go through later.” Occasionally, I still buy NFTs I genuinely like, but at least I’m not forcing myself into the hype just for “a possible airdrop.” That’s it for now.