Recently, airdrop interactions really turn people into hamsters—click twice and you’re afraid of missing out, click too much and you’re afraid of getting counter-farmed by the project team… Even more ridiculous is this: when you see a large transfer on-chain and spot the exchange moving funds between hot and cold wallets, someone starts interpreting it as “smart money is sending a signal.” Watching it all unfold is exhausting. The truth is simple: if you want to take advantage of token farming, someone else wants to take advantage of you too.

In any case, I now try to treat interactions like buying lottery tickets: if I can do it, I’ll do it, but I don’t use leverage, I don’t chase after topping-up attempts, and I don’t get swept up just because someone screenshots it. If I had to keep only one habit: all interactions should be done with a dedicated small wallet, and I don’t touch my main wallet.