Recently, new L1/L2 projects have started offering incentives to boost TVL, and in the group, people are both rushing to interact and complaining "mining, selling"... I don’t even dare to get too excited when monitoring alerts over the weekend. Honestly, with airdrops, the biggest fear isn’t missing out, but being reverse-claimed: granting a bunch of permissions, signing a bunch of transactions, and ending up with a wallet that’s like an unlocked warehouse.

My current simple approach: only use a small, separate wallet, and avoid approving large limits if I can. If I see a signature request I don’t understand, I’d rather skip it. Don’t go all out to appear like a “long-term user” just to be active; after all, projects want to filter users, and no matter how much you interact, it might not count.

I thought I was pretty disciplined, but a couple of days ago, I still got tempted by “limited-time tasks” and clicked a couple of times... When I looked back, I had authorized a strange contract, so I quickly revoked it, my heartbeat almost went on-chain. For now, this is enough—better to have less FOMO, and as long as nothing goes wrong over the weekend.