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Lately I've been back to interacting with airdrops again. To be honest, there are two things I fear the most: getting anti-claimed (Gas + time all wasted), and myself FOMOing and clicking randomly. Now I've set a simple rule for myself: only do things I wouldn't mind using long-term without losing out, whether I get an airdrop or not is up to luck; keep separate wallets, use a small account for testing, and don't get itchy with the main account. Seeing all these new terms like modularization and DA layer, developers are excited, but users (like me) are completely confused... I’m too lazy to chase explanations, anyway I accept randomness, if I get something, consider it an Easter egg; if not, just pay some tuition fees. The most important thing is still that note: don’t get carried away, set an exit point.