I just took a look at the funding rate—it’s so extreme that it’s almost ridiculous. The community is also arguing about whether it’s going to reverse or whether they’ll keep squeezing the bubble. To be honest, whenever things like this happen, I actually slow down rather than betting on a direction.

Anyway, the same applies to airdrop interactions. Lately, I’ve clearly been feeling that there are more anti-farming cases—either the gas fees are too high, or the rules get changed and you end up wasting your time. Basically, when people are prone to getting carried away, I remind myself to take it one step slower, look at the data first, and then decide. As for those who come in right away and tell you to rush to do how many transactions and spend how much money, I usually let it sit for a few days—wait for the emotions to cool down before making a call.

Actually, I’ve always felt that there’s no need to put all your hopes into a single account when it comes to interactions. Do it in a distributed way, keep the costs within a range you can accept, and even if you get buried, it won’t hurt too much. Once you’ve been buried enough times, people gradually become calm. Better to pick a few options with sound logic and low costs—keep a laid-back mindset and treat it like saving up for a lottery ticket.