Recently, I've been looking at airdrop interactions again. The mindset really needs to be like playing a pixel RPG: defeating monsters has a drop probability, but don’t treat it as fate… I’m currently trying to do three things: first, think clearly about whether the “worst-case scenario is acceptable” (for example, spending gas and time all going to waste), only act if it’s acceptable; second, don’t chase the full set of interactions, just test a couple of features you really know how to use and then stop; third, divide your wallet into layers—treat the main wallet like your house keys, never use it for testing risks. On the macro side, they’re talking about expectations of rate cuts, the dollar index, and risk assets rising and falling together. Basically, when emotions run high, FOMO is easier. I set a cooling-off period for myself: if I see hype, I wait a night, and if I still want to do it the next day, then I proceed. Anyway, with airdrops, it’s about probability and discipline, not hand speed.