Recently, I've seen a bunch of testnet incentives and points expectations again, and the group is guessing every day whether the mainnet will issue tokens... To be honest, I’m quite restrained in my interactions now. The most annoying thing about anti-replay is not missing out on airdrops, but exposing your permissions, signatures, and fund paths.

My own approach is very simple: a dedicated "dirty hand" wallet that only holds enough gas, and I never click on unknown links with my main wallet; before signing, I make sure whether it’s an approve or directly granting unlimited asset permissions, and if possible, limit the amount and revoke after use; I also pay attention to tasks that require you to repeatedly click, as points look lively but are actually just using you as traffic and samples. When FOMO kicks in, I ask myself: if no tokens are issued in the end, is this interaction worth it? If not, I stop.

What I’ve learned isn’t skills, but: don’t treat “possible airdrops” as income, and don’t treat “confirmed permission risks” as costs. That’s all for now.