I just came across a bunch of an airdrop tutorial posts again—they look pretty convincing at first, like “infinite account farming” and “low-cost ways to rush interactions.” But when I click in, it’s all the same old套路. Honestly, there are too many tutorials, and now I actually prefer reading analysis that explains the on-chain data logic—for example, how a certain protocol applies labels, and how it identifies users. After all, the on-chain labeling system has been getting criticized a lot recently. Some people say the data is lagging, and others say it can be intentionally gamed to mislead people… Anyway, I’m not daring to rush in anymore. After getting rug-pulled twice, I now only feel safe trying with a small account. The interaction cost is only a few hundred u, so getting “anti-rugged” just counts as tuition. The key is whether the project team really has sincerity—don’t just listen to how loud they sound on Twitter. Anyway, that’s it for now. Take it slow—FOMO really can’t make you lose your head. Get fooled a few times and you’ll behave.