Recently, I’ve been grinding through airdrop tutorial content until my eyes hurt. To be blunt, I don’t chase explanations anymore—I just wonder, can I actually make it, and will I get hit in a counter-attack? Sometimes it’s really just random... All I can do is keep my “cost” under control. For interactions, I try to choose protocols I genuinely know I’ll use. Use small amounts, do it multiple times, and go a bit slower—don’t come in with a full, all-at-once set of actions like “clocking in.” Also, split your wallet layers: keep the main wallet separate from the “harvesting” wallet. Revoke authorizations if you can; if you can’t make sense of the signatures, then just leave it—earning less is better than getting wiped out in one go.

Over the past two days, that mainstream public chain said it would upgrade/maintain, and the group chat has started guessing whether the project will migrate. Ironically, I’m even more cautious: these nodes are the easiest to impulsively rush in emotionally, with Gas fees and slippage skyrocketing together. Anyway, I just set an upper limit—if it goes over, I stop. Don’t let FOMO drag you along; staying alive matters more than “having participated in everything.”