I just saw someone complaining about getting “airdrop reverse-robbed,” and honestly it’s pretty common. Recently, there’s been a big fight around NFT royalties—people say secondary-market liquidity is thin, and creators’ income is cut in half. I feel this is similar to doing an airdrop: interaction costs keep getting higher, but in the end whether you actually get the full payout mostly comes down to luck.

My own small-cap strategy is: don’t blindly chase the hot stuff. Before every interaction, roughly estimate the gas and fees, and keep it within 5% of my total position. I treat it like sowing seeds. The mindset is like growing vegetables—sometimes there are pests, so deal with them, but don’t get too anxious. With so many project teams using tricks lately, it’s better to observe for a while than to rush in, so you don’t get reverse-robbed and you also avoid excessive FOMO. Take it slow.