Recently I’ve been researching how to avoid getting “airdrop-sniped” by anti-airdrop bots… Honestly, this whole thing with airdrops— the more you chase it, the more anxious you get; the more laid-back you are, the more likely you might end up picking something up. My own small experience is: don’t just stare at those popular projects and spam-refresh. First, take a look at the community vibe—figure out who’s actively putting in work and who’s just drifting and slacking. Once you’ve got that in mind, then act. When you talk about modular blockchains, DA layers, and so on— the dev big shots can chat about it nonstop, but ordinary users really have no idea. Anyway, I don’t really understand it, and I’m not going to pretend. I just interact a few more times in an honest way, don’t be too greedy, don’t run some script-thing scrapers—most likely you won’t get anti-airdropped.



What I’m most afraid of missing isn’t actually an opportunity, but the friends who stay up late together to complain that the meetings are too long.
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