Lately it feels like I’m waiting every day: waiting for confirmation, waiting for callbacks, waiting to see if I want to click again for interaction. When a new L1/L2 is announced with incentives, it gets lively, TVL skyrockets, and old users start complaining again about “mining, selling, etc.” Honestly, everyone is just betting they won’t be the last one holding the bag.

My current approach is a bit “product-minded”: first draw a small flowchart and ask myself three questions—would I still use this for a possible airdrop? Are the costs (gas + time + attention) acceptable? Is the exit path smooth (whether I need to wait to withdraw, or sign a bunch of authorizations again)? If not, forget it, don’t force it.

The most common issue with anti-snipe isn’t losing money, but being forced to serve as active data: a bunch of tasks keep pulling you along, and in the end, you don’t even know if they will release it or not. I’d rather have fewer interactions, but each interaction should collect authorizations and lighten positions, and if FOMO kicks in, just wait a night before acting. That’s it for now.