Lately, airdrop interactions have become lively again, and I also got itchy, but after being caught off guard once, I became very relaxed: first, divide your wallet into layers, don’t touch new contracts with the main wallet, use a “small account” for interactions, and set limits so you don’t leave yourself a chance. To put it simply, many times, being caught off guard isn’t about having advanced skills, but about being too impatient and greedy.

Last night, I even set reminders and single-transaction limits for a few projects. When I finished setting them, I felt a huge relief... I used to be afraid of missing out, anxiously watching Twitter; now, I only glance when the reminder sounds, and if it doesn’t, I just ignore it. Recently, everyone has been interpreting ETF capital flows, US stock risk appetite, and crypto market rises and falls together. I also get influenced by emotions sometimes, but thinking about airdrops, they’re basically a game of probability. Don’t treat your principal as chips just for a “possible sweet reward.” That’s all for now.