Just saw a group chatting about airdrops, saying the interaction costs are high, the risk is big, and they’re afraid of getting counter-scammed (anti-rug). I actually understand—I've done anti-rug stuff myself too. For example, I rushed in to spam a few hundred transactions, and the project team immediately shrank the whitelist; everything was wasted. Saying I’m not heartbroken would be a lie.

But my mindset has changed now: since I’m not FOMO, I’ll pick a few that look reliable, use a small account to test the waters first. The funding rate has been extremely volatile lately. In leveraged market conditions, everyone in the group is guessing whether it’ll reverse or if the bubble will keep getting squeezed. As for me, I just focus on whether I can hold up. If I can keep only one habit, it’s this: small first, then bigger, and finally go all-in.