These days, everyone is talking about funding rates again, with extreme opinions—half say it will reverse, half say the bubble will continue to be squeezed... Anyway, I’ll first put away this bowl of “FOMO” candy. Airdrop interactions are really like eating a buffet: you can take a plate, but don’t stick your whole arm into the hot pot. I used to be stubborn about “only looking at on-chain data,” and when I saw a bunch of addresses spamming, I followed along, only to get completely rekt—spent gas, rules changed, and I lost my share. Later, I adjusted a bit: treat interactions like buying lottery tickets, set a fixed budget; use old wallets if possible, avoid opening a bunch of new accounts; give as little authorization as possible, and revoke it after completing the task; when fees are crazy, don’t rush to do tasks on-chain—usually, the more lively it is, the more expensive it gets... Honestly, living to see the next breakfast is more important.