Lately I've been struggling again with airdrop interactions... Honestly, I'm just afraid of getting hit from both sides: if I don't do it, I might miss out; if I do too much, I could get countered by project teams or witch rules. I'm just someone who loves analyzing data metrics. My current approach is: first, check if the incentives rely on "massive views," and see if TVL or transaction counts show obvious signs of self-hype; then, make interactions as "normal" as possible, avoid overly regular frequency, and don't run the whole set with a single script. Also, don't blindly trust on-chain tags and rating tools—recently they've been criticized for lagging and can mislead you. I usually take them as references, not as definitive judgments. When it comes to funds, it's even simpler: only use small amounts I can afford to lose. Better to do a few less than to sacrifice all my time to FOMO. Anyway, most of the time, it's just for psychological comfort. That's it for now.