Last night before bed, I saw someone post again about "being counter-attacked after interaction," and I immediately woke up... To put it simply, the more you try to exploit airdrops, the easier you are to be exploited. Now I’ve set a simple rule for myself: only interact a few times with protocols I truly need, and don’t do a bunch of strange operations just to increase the count; also, divide your wallets into layers—use a separate wallet as a disposable glove for interactions, revoke permissions after use, and don’t leave a bunch of allowances waiting to explode. When I’m feeling FOMO, I’ll check the on-chain fees and my own emotions: if it’s just because everyone’s rushing, then I probably don’t deserve to get the "rewards." By the way, recently, ETF fund flows and the risk appetite narrative from the US stock market have been used to interpret price movements. I’ve heard it so much that it just sounds noisy, and airdrops are even more so... Don’t treat macro factors as emotional painkillers; first, protect your own assets.