These days, I’ve been refreshing protocol interactions again, and I’ve been “anti-scam” educated for the third time... To put it simply, airdrops are not just about quick hands; having a quick hand doesn’t mean your brain is empty. My approach is to first see where the money comes from and where it goes: if it’s all based on re-staking / sharing security yield stacking, it sounds appealing but also feels like a pyramid scheme. When the community is arguing fiercely, I tend to be more conservative, preferring fewer interactions.



Anyway, I’ve set a small rule for myself now: only use small amounts for a single protocol, only do the most basic 1-2 actions, and leave a trace on the chain if possible. Don’t amplify risk just to “do a few more steps.” FOMO is still there, but at least don’t treat your wallet like a lottery machine. After interaction, just record a note; whether you hit a trap or learn from it, that’s enough for now.
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