Last night, I was digging through a drawer looking for a charger, and I casually found a bunch of "pending interaction" lists as well. The more I looked, the more they looked like overdue homework... But honestly, airdrops are the easiest to get caught by anti-rebound: spent gas, signed the signatures, and in the end, got nothing and even exposed my privacy.

My current clumsy approach is: only do projects I understand, keep separate wallets, try small amounts first, revoke permissions after use; for those that require crazy number of interactions, I just pretend I didn't see them. I'd rather miss out than turn myself into a salaried worker. Seeing the group start arguing again about "rate cut expectations + dollar index" and risk assets flying together, I just want to remind everyone: when emotions are high, FOMO is easiest. Keep your positions like a child—don't hold on through hunger or fullness. If you're itching to jump in, set a stop-loss first. After jumping, go to sleep. Don’t stay up all night staring at on-chain updates.