These days, I've been interacting with airdrops again, my hand itching but also afraid of being hit back… Honestly, my current principle is: it's better to miss a few opportunities than to turn myself into a "perpetual motion machine fee supporter."

Before clicking each time, I think to myself: Even if I don't get an airdrop from this protocol, will I still use it later? If not, then forget it, I can hold back.

Recently, that mainstream public chain upgrade/maintenance, everyone in the group is guessing whether the ecosystem will move.
I'm also a bit FOMO, afraid of missing the first wave of fund migration.
But thinking back, migration often ends in chaos, so I’ll wait until on-chain funds really start flowing, and the bridges and routing are stable before rushing in.
Even a half-day delay won't kill me.

Honestly, seeing others post "just a click and I hit it," I also envy… even a bit jealous, but I don't want to open a bunch of new wallets just because of that.
For now, take it slow, and if I mess up, I’ll review and learn.