Last night, I went to click on a few "suspected airdrop" interactions again, crossing them one by one on the bridge. Watching the delay spinning really can be quite frustrating... What's more annoying is the constant feeling that I'm just doing someone else's dirty work: either the transaction fee gets eaten away little by little, or the project team changes the rules the next day. When I look back, I haven't gained anything, and I even send my address trail clearly and transparently. To be honest, it's not difficult to interact now; what's hard is not to let the mindset be led by "just one more time is enough."

I basically have two principles now: don't chase after those that are extremely hot, especially when everyone is suddenly spamming the network; then set a "stop-loss" for each address—stop interacting once the cost reaches a certain point. Anyway, better to miss out than get caught in a reverse attack. And also, don’t treat the royalty disputes of NFTs as background noise—rules can be taken away by secondary market liquidity at any time. Today, they promise creators, but tomorrow, they loosen up for the sake of trading volume. The airdrop logic is the same; don’t trust too much, leave some room for yourself.