Lately I’ve been switching chains and wallets to farm interactions, and it’s both funny and infuriating: on one hand, I’m afraid of missing airdrops, and on the other, I’m afraid that in the end the project will “counter-farm” and treat me like a leek. Now I basically have these three rules of thumb: first, calculate the costs up front (gas + time)—if it goes above my comfort price, stop; second, make your interactions look as much like a normal user as possible—don’t click through a dozen contracts in one go and end up looking like a script; third, split your wallets—don’t touch anything new with your main wallet, so you don’t get stuck later with a bunch of authorizations you’ll want to cry about.

As for that whole “stacked yield” playbook with staking/sharing—hasn’t it been getting criticized as “stacking dolls” recently? I’m not chasing higher returns anymore either; I’ll talk after I understand the risks… Anyway, I’d rather miss a bit of FOMO than get “educated” one more time.