Recently, people have started testing the network interactions and earning points again, and the group is guessing every day whether the mainnet will issue tokens...


It’s making me a bit tempted to jump in, but honestly, airdrops are the easiest way to turn people into workers and get exploited in return.
Later, I realized that my most stable approach is: only interact with the ETH ecosystem and L2s that I already plan to use long-term (and check that fees aren’t too outrageous),
treat interactions as product testing, leave traces when possible, and don’t force tasks just because “there might be tokens.”
Keep wallets separate, regularly revoke permissions, and only click links from official channels—prefer fewer interactions than giving out permissions all at once.
If you’re really FOMOing, just drink some coconut water first, and after half a day, see if you still want to click.
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