During my lunch break, I was scrolling on my phone and saw so many people talking about airdrop interactions—it honestly made me feel a little dizzy. The truth is, over the past two years, what I’ve learned is this: don’t see a new project and rush in. Hold back first and see what people in its community are really saying—whether anyone is actually using real money, or whether it’s just chasing volume. Anyway, I tried a few recently, and they only involved the most basic verification tasks, like cross-chain stuff. For higher-cost activities like staking, I just skip them. I’d rather make a little less than risk getting reverse-robbed.

As for topics like privacy coins and mixers, the community has been arguing about them a lot lately, and the compliance boundaries still can’t be made clear quickly. So I’ll just observe for now, and only move when the timing is right. In any case, the cycle is like sunrise and sunset—you can’t rush it. That’s how I’ll do it for now.