Recently, someone asked me again, “How do you handle airdrop interactions without getting scammed?” Honestly, it boils down to this: I’m doing my best not to be the kind of player who gets so excited that they treat their wallet like a resume and fire it off on impulse. If you can use an older account, don’t open a whole bunch of brand-new small accounts just to get more interactions—don’t make your on-chain activity look like you’re刷 KPI. Before anything else, take a quick look at the contract, the permissions, and the authorization limits. I’d rather take a few fewer steps than hand my wallet over.

And with all the current noise around re-staking and “yield stacking” with shared security, I’ve actually become even more cautious. If it looks like it’s playing nested-in-a-nested, like a stack of tricks, pause first. Don’t rush just because other people are posting screenshots. The twist is… I admit that sometimes I really do get that urge to click. When FOMO hits, I want to tap a couple of times too—but I’ve set rules for myself: I only interact with projects that I can clearly explain what they’re doing. If I can’t explain it clearly, then I’ll treat it as if I’m not meant to be involved. For now, that’s it.