Just watched a guy chase an airdrop—he looped back and forth through a cross-chain bridge for a dozen-plus transactions. In the end, the bridge got stolen, and even after waiting for confirmations until now, the funds still haven’t arrived. Absolutely hilarious. Honestly, what I’m most afraid of isn’t just losing money—it’s losing control. Even when the on-chain price feeding was clearly abnormal, he still kept forcing interactions, waiting for confirmation for ages, only to find out he got reverse-rugged—totally taken for a ride. Bottom line: for airdrops, don’t get carried away. Don’t put your principal at risk just to chase volume. First check whether the router liquidity is enough—don’t be the one still waiting for confirmations after everyone else has already finished running.