I just checked a few token unlock calendars a moment ago. Seeing that tightly packed schedule—date after date stacked densely—still makes me feel a little uneasy. Lately, everyone’s been anxious about selling pressure. Honestly, I’ve been wavering too—but I also feel that in moments like this, you shouldn’t casually give away wallet permissions just to chase an airdrop.

Let’s talk about avoiding getting rekt. I’ve been burned before. Back then, when I saw others rush in first, I panicked as well. I ended up clicking a link to an unknown contract; later, the project team disappeared, my gas fees got burned through the roof, and the coins never even landed in my wallet. My principle now is: before you interact, take a look at the scope of the authorization. If you can manage things with multi-signature (multi-sig), use multi-sig whenever possible. Moving a bit slower is better than ending up with everything wiped out.

The unlock wave is also a reminder—don’t just look at the returns. First, think through the project’s lock-up mechanism, the unlock schedule, and the contract’s security. Be steadier. Even if you don’t get a bite of profit in the first round, at least you won’t end up being treated like “greens” to be anti-scam’d. Anyway, no matter how impatient I feel, I’m not going to sign transactions in the middle of the night. Staying clear-headed is more reliable than luck.