Recently, airdrop interactions are really like ordering takeout or playing the lottery: afraid of missing out if you don't click, but worried about being front-run if you click too much. My simple trick is to check the funding rates and liquidation heat late at night; when my emotions are high, I go have a late-night snack first, and then come back to trade if I still want to. If I can layer with a small account, I layer; don't be greedy with large amounts, if you don't understand the authorization, don't sign; better to do it a few times than to go all-in at once. And then there are those tasks that keep turning into KPIs; if I see no progress after two days, I just withdraw, since the project team doesn't owe me anything anyway. By the way, I saw the NFT royalty disputes—creators want income, secondary markets want liquidity. Honestly, everyone just wants… I’d rather not FOMO too hard in uncertain situations, first protect my position to avoid being liquidated, and then revise my plan tomorrow.